The daily witness, 19 mars 1903, jeudi 19 mars 1903

[" >.HE job for ll a 1ess.Roy with nber \u201cigre s ty-nine names ox the ap- j % ; as co hotel end same could\u2019 dame ou .open à- .known that an application was be-! ing passed: around for signatures to a petition to have 3 hotel established in the premises now known as Drummond Ha many residents of that district have expressed consternation at the mere p al.About a score of people have ca led at the office of the license commissioners to protest and find out what they can do to prevent such a_ plague spot In this tine.quiet, residential district.Their astonishment i great to find that Mr.Fuller, Lhe applicant for the license, has.secured a list containin Stty nige names of people on Stanley, - etcalfe, St.Uath- erine, Dorchester, Peel, Drummond and Osborne streets, and Rutherford avenue.Eight of those who signed are females, pi the men who signed include law- vers, professors, architects, merchants, opticians, journalists, doctors, florists, dentists, contractors, etc.Nineteen of them are residents of ome house, the Bellevus flats, These rames are osted in the office = secretary of the license commissi- :4 required by law, and have been «à with the greatest surprise by othr, residents of the distriet.The law requires that as a precaution against fraud in convection with applications for license the lists shall be posted or published for the information of the public.It is said that Mr.Fuller was advised not to apply for a license in Drummond street, and that the probability of its being granted, in spite ci the strong opposition both from the clergy and the laity, which will be offered, is very shight.Nevertheless, a great effort is being made to secure the license and the of'a strong opposition 1s considered urgent.- .The application for a license for the proposed new hotel on University street, opposite Chriét Church Cathedral was filed yesterday.Shodld, a hotel be estab- {ished there if couldèbe kept open at all hours, including Sundays, and it is the ion of residents in the neighborhood hat distressing results would follow.Besides, as ope citizen remarked a few days ago, there is one hotel top many on that street now.Strong opposition to the establishment of this hotel, which it is proposed to build directly in rear of the Academy of Music, will also be offer- \u2018their ôwp Nemes ¢ X and \u2018his mark\u2019 or \u201cier mark\u2019 appewt opposite their nities.Those.who.ate -qbtaining .signatures i osed plague spots which 2 cd the community for the purpose of patio money for ifidivi- duals, chiefly their lendlords, are with the ol réspoñse.from voters asked to sign that they intended fo be neutral in the matter.All who propose to themselves to take this course should he informed that if their names are withheld from the opposition they will count.just as much on behalf of the batroom 8s they had signed directly for it.CITIZENS PROTEST STRONG OPPOSITION TO GRANTING THE LICENSE.A citizen writes the \u2018Witness\u2019 aa follows :\u2014 oo \u2018Bir,\u2014 The residents in the vicinify of Upper University street are somewhat B by the effort made.hy certain ties to secure a restaurant hcende directly opposite Christ Church Cathedral.\u2018A strong organization is being arranged with a view to opposing .the l- cense for this locality.The residents of the district feel satisfied the côtamis- sioners will not allow a licensed restaurant ta be placed direstly opposite the Cathedral.; \u2018Some years ago the St.James Methodist Church suce in baving femov- ed from opposite their church a lidensed restaurant which had been there even prior to the erection of the church, but here the atterhp(is made to pdaçe a licensed restaurant directly opposite one of the oldest and most respectable churches in the city.: \u2018lt is surprising that property owners would allow the use of their property for such a purpose.\u201d Another cifizen, vicinity of Christ writer :\u2014 Dear Sir \u2014Havin rity of Christ Church Cathedrad for the past eighteen years, I learn with deep regret that a liczase for a hotel is now being applied for at 56 University street, known as the Ogilvy estate.As our neighborhood for years has been free from such resorts, and being directly opposite the church, ask you in the name of Christianity to publish this in your valuable paper so that the residents will rise up in arr#s and prevent any suc invasion of the rum-sellers \u2018nto our respectable district.\"Trusting vou will publish this at \u2018pce so as to enlighten the voters of the electoral division, etc\u201d also residegt in the Church Cathedral, lived in the vici- COURT OF KING S$ BENCH VERDICT OF \u2018GUILTY\u2019 RETURNED IN THE PICARD CASE.Narcisse Picard was found guilty by he jury yesterday in the Court of King's Bench on a charge of indecent assault., ctimes Lop : a ce À asking that einer, Bi.gst, JW eb- \u2018tors, be allowed to surrender themmelves {were taken before Judge { half a million dollars eac | every year.Thunderstorms.PW ber and David Komiensky, cha: \u201cwith iracy to defraud the latter's crédi- from the hands of their ondsmaeg to the kesping of Governor Vallde.© motion was allowed, and the four\u201cancused uet ih the Court of Bpecisl Sessions.Judge; Cho- quet accepted their choice fora sets al before himself, and \"as he er- od the case a important and complicated one, he ordered the Crown to produce the indictment, if possible, within twenty-four hours, and at the latest by 11 o\u2019cloek on Baturday morning.\u2018The four accused, with two others, stand indicted on the same charge before the Court of King\u2019s Bench.It was announced that the Crown had no intention to have the case tried in both courts, and Judge Choquet intimated that he would likely defer the hearing in the Sessions until the result of the case before the Court of King\u2019s Bench was known.It was stated that if a verdict in the cases now before the Court of King's Bench is returned convicting the accused a motion for aw appeal will be made as the defence claims the right of trial in the Sessions court.The court admir- ted the accused to bail on the same terms as before.A new jury was sworn in this morning and the trial of Joseph Barnabé, notary, charged with making a false entry on à notarial document, was begun.\u2014\u2014=\u2014=\u2014pr\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_\u2014_0 A GREAT UNDERTAKING BRIDGE TO BE ERECTED OVER THE DETROIT RIVER.The antiquated railway ferry service over the Detroit river will shortly be a thing of the past.An agitation has set in of such intensity as to make it certain that the Detroit river will shortly be spanned by a modern bridge.This bridge, of which plans have been prepared, may cost many millions of dollars.lt cannot be put up for less than four millions at smallest.The chief expense will be in the comstrac- tion of the piers\u2014or, rather, in the excavations which will bave to be made for such at the bottom of the river.The Grand Trunk and C.P.R.are deeply interested in the bridge question.There have been conferences on the subject between the parties interested, who may be said to include the following: The Detroit & Michigan, the Canadian Pacific, Detroit Southern, Grand Trunk, Lake Shore, Michigan Central, Pere Mar- quêtte, and the Wabash railways.The men who control the system have met, have discussed the situation, bave sug gested plans, and have: gone the Jeng! | of, apportiosing: aspessñoente, 80.6 HY, \u2018OF eotirse, there would be &ity state terninents 1 call\u2019 \u201d thus obtained, all the systéñs using the bridge would be asked to contribute their share of the total outlay pro rata.The contribution of the Grand Trunk and the C.P.R.would, in all propability, be , if not more.The Grand Trunk is especially interested, and Mr.Hays has been willing to further.the scheme in the interests of his company, which suffers from the congestion of.traffic.which gets worse and worse At last, however, all parties are mov- ing\u2014civic, state and.railway authorities \u2014 plans have been made, examinations of the character of the bottom of the river tre in progress, and all the signe point to a great modern bridge of which a drawing has been supplied to the interested parties by the American Bridge Company, \u2018and which will be upon the once elegance and strength.TELEPHONE DEAL MERCHANTS TELEPHONE COMPANY CHANGES HANDS, A deal was completed yesterday afternoon by which the Merchants Telephone | Compagy Daesed under the control of a New York syndicate.It is not known as: yet of whom this syndicate is composed, or whether it is connected with the Bell or other telephone interests, but Mr.Arthur Johns, of New York, who represents the syndicate !n the deal, promises that the subscribers shall be fur- pished with a thoroughly up-to-date service with all the latest improvements.It wilt be remembered that the Merchants\u2019 Telephone Company was established in 1882 by the late Mr.Moisan, and had a fair measure of prosperity during the earlier years of its existence, but ever since Mr.Moisan\u2019s death the enterprise has been more or less moribund.About a year ago Messrs: J.M.Marcotte and John ¥.Raphael secured options on a controlling interest in the stock and yesterdey concluded the deal by which these were transferred to Mr.Arthur Johns and his associates.The total common stock of the company amounts to $61,000 and in addition to this there is a bond.issue of 260,- 000 secured on first mortgage and paying eight percent interest.o dividend has ever been paid on the common stock.At yesterday's meeting the old board of directors resigned and a new board was immediately elected, consisting of Mr.Arthur Johns, of New York.R.C.Smith, Mr.R.A, Dunton, Mr.F.H.Markey, Mr.A.8.Hamelin and Mr.J.E.Beaudoin.The two last named entlemen were members of the old rd.\u2014 WILL BUILD A NEW CHURCH.Hamilton, March 19.\u2014The congregation of Knox Church last night decided \u2018to erect a mew church at the estimated cost of $32,000, if $13,000 of that amount be subscribed before the go\" il 1, TT apart from.subventions, wifch might Dé most advanced lines, which guarantee at ply rmer I and other classes want this higher pré-ik MONTREAL, MONTREAL MUD -.CONDITION OF OUR STREETS MENTED ON BY A VISITO4 FROM ACROSS THE ~ ATLANTIC.\u2014_\u2014 Mud-oleaginous mud-everywhere.\u2018The streets were never worse.\u2019 ; | She crossings were never so dis, nl.But this is what Montrealers have h saying for a generation.An Englishman, stopping at the sor Hotel, upon looking out this fq noon, azul seeing great heaps of discole snow and mud on the opposite -side: the street, remarked, with surprise: \u2018And have you no scavengers ins eity\u201d \u2018Yes,\u2019 somebody said, \u2018we have engers, but the sun is our scaven chief.\u2019 \"What is the amount of your civie enue, one might ask?\u201d 9 \u2018Three million dollars per annum \u2018And where does it go to \u2019 A little group of Montrealers stam around the entrance to the botel sh ged their shoulders expressively.\u2018Are the other streets as bad as t] \u2018About the same.\u2019 : \u2018Well, but why do you stand it?\u2019 \u2018 \u2018Ab, well, you see we were brought o it.;- Nevertheless, even the hardened «\u20ac zen meekly expresses the conviction at least the crossings might be swept weather.: The following communication from Montreal Business Men's League wa ceived at the City Hall this morning: \u2018Montreal, March 18, 1 \u2018His Worship Mayor Cochrane and Members of the City Council, \u2018French version has yet been printed and real: \u2018Gentlemen, \u2014At t n eeti Tr 0 ! n,\u2014Ât the annual meetings To save time, bowever, 1t the Montreal Business Men\u2019s held in the Board of Trade on the à noon of March 17, the present very condition of the streets in the city\u201d brought to our attention.2 \u2018lt was thought that the placing of 24; ditional] men upon the work of goth | spring.\u2018Of course, we-readily understand Montreal is under serious disadvant as regards snow and ice, but still) think that a little more energy displa; in the way of cleaning the streets at : present time would be looked upon asim; unfailing sign of progress on the part the present city government.\u201d a.Su - Fis feria.| agi TR \u2018CANADIAN NANUFACTU SUGGESTIONS.Ottawa, March 19.\u2014The Canadian ] nufacturers\u2019 Assogidtion was Hepresetifs before the government to-day by a la deputation which sought higher protest tion for-Canadian industries and a.tai revision this session.Their case wi heard by the Premier, Messrs.Fieldi Paterson and Prefontsine.Among a ers present were Senator McMullen, and Messrs.Brock, Kemp and .Rosamond; M.P\u2019s.A lengthy memorial was res request for tariff revision is was asked that party politics be left aside: in the consideration of the matter.Nog manufacturers, but farmers, miners tection.Canada is very prosperons, buf the day is drawing near for the turn in: the tide.Americans have had all thé could do to meet their home market demands.But when adversity comes theÿ would begin to flood.Canada with the surplus output to the.ruin of our ows: industries.id Mr.Birge (Hamilton), president of the: association, said it took the fiercest strug gling for Canadian manufacturers to hold that hard times are coming.They ask consideration at the government's hands] before the slump came.The association was trying to harmonize the views \u2018of its; membership as to what changes are real-.| ly needed and the schedules could be fur nished in confidence to the governmen very soon, if desired.Cl Mr.Fielding\u2014Why in confidence?We, are anxious the public should know what\"! is proposed, We-would like the informa: tion, but the public should be informed- as to the case.1 don\u2019t think we ought.to take the information in confidence.| Mr.Birge\u2014 We may as well be frank.A section of the public is still wedded to the old free-trade idea.2?Mr.Fielding\u2014You ought to try apd] educate the public.+7 Mr.Birge\u2014We are.If we were sub: mitted to fair criticism in the press we would not mind making the schedules: public.But I repeat we wish them to be.used in confidence.5 Mr.George Drummond (Montreal) said.ninety-nine percent of the four: hun red\u2019 millions of capital invested in Canadian manufacturing endo the memorial\u2019 presented to-day.The tariff ought not to be so treated as a party question.1t hurts business, .Mr.James McNaught (Toronto) said: that conditions were entirely different in Canade since the present tariff was ing to capture Canadian markets for hited States goods.He would not ask an exact duplicate of the American tariff but that its main lines be copied here.A revision should be made at once.Mr.Ellis (Port Dover) said the Canadian woollen industry needs better tariff rotection.1t was charged that Cema- ian woollen manufacturers bought eut-, His record is bad, showing that he has a.ready spent a number of years in the case 4 Tale He E Ie .2m re Re So i En ET SE en hee work is started Frnt J .{hand machinery.should.put a prohibitive tariff on sec- ond-hand material.thirty-five million dollars have been in- ested Twenty-five thousand dollars was daily enterprises.|\".Mr.Clergue # Canada at slaughter prices that our rail- tuakers cannot meet owing to the wages e {ready for business next month, but had \u2018carriage, waggons, s0ap, cream separa- apents, silverware and cutlery, springs : tion.but advise their pro re Ÿ yiew the proposal with suspicion.government had many letters from Cana- Aociation's view in duty matters be not \u2018accepted, as it would prejudice business dnterests in the Dominion.\u2018 {ahd the Hon.T.C.Casgrain are \u2018from D their own, and already it is sppérent-[Étigation between Mre.formed.The American trusts were try-\"r But the government \u2018Mr.Clergue, of Sault Ste.Marie, said in the interests at the \u2018Soo.paid out in wages.Ten million had been expended in the rail branch of the \u2018Soo\u2019 This was invested on the assurance of adequate protection to rails.asked a fair tariff on for- \u20acigii rails, which are now dumped in they pay.The \u2018Soo\u2019 rail mill would not one order on hand.- The representatives of the cotton, fur- nitare, boot and shoe, garment, stove, tors, paper and pulp, agricultural imple- eckwear, cereals, hats, cordage twine industries were also heard.Mr.Fielding promised due considera- the deputation to make I osed schedule public, otherwise people with what the visitors spoke of as old-fashioned free trade ideas would e an dian manufacturers asking that the as QUEBEC LEGISLATURE loi Hamilton had all the assets, some through at the morning session, and the bill authorizing the guaranteeing of bonds for new branch lines is now law.An opposition amendment providing for the early beginning of work was voted down.THE ANDERSON FAILURE Oakville, Ont., March 19.\u2014When the Anderson private bank failed here in December, with $145,000 in liabilities, the discovery was made that the Bank $116,000 security for the alleged ad: vances amounting to $80,000.An investigation was started, as a result of which the Bank of Hamilton has now made an offer of settlement, which in all probability will be accepted by the depositors.The amount offered by the bank is $10,000, and was determined by the difference in the estimated values of the properties.CHAMBER ADJOURNED TWO SUPPORTERS OF THE MODUS VIVENDI WERE UNABLE TO APPEAR.St.John\u2019s, Nfld., March 19.\u2014Owing to (Continued from Page 5.) THE MONTREAL BILL.Quebec, March 19.\u2014Ald.Laporte and tessrg.L.O.David and Ethier have ar- Tived from Montreal in connection with he city bill, which will receive its second reading this afternoon, although only the Iwill be sent at once to the Private Bills Committee, when a day will be fixed for ta-consideration, which will probably be Tlhureday of next week, as the most \u2018convenient for all parties.The Hon, Mr.Carroll, Solicitor General, ere fre ttawa relative to the Fraserville bill, which bas been réferred \u2018to a sub- éémmittee of the Private Bills Commit- \u2018Lac\u2019 tee, MONTREAL STOCK YARDS COM- : PANY .ANY.\"Quebec, March 19.\u2014The bill to amend Æhe charter of the Montreal Stock Yards Aompany with a view to extend its pow- rs apd, increase its capital, provoked a ood deal of discussion in tbe \u2018Private ills.Committee to-day, and was finally led by a vote of 16 to 12.The mea- te \u2018was resisted by Mr.J.M.Fergusgn tva formerly prestdent\u201d of: the company, BF come.of the directors of the: ; to part with a good deal of his his estate.In her ignorance of page id*thé 1& and of business, she had unfortunately been deceived into \u2018doing this, to e: detriment of herself and children, ith the result that they were endeavor- g to have their property réstared to them, for which purpose a suit was ac- \u201ctually pending in the law courts.Pend- 1g the décision of this litigation it was \u201ccontended that it would be unjust to the \u201cAcer estate to allow the company to in K crease its capital from $200,000 to.$400,- 000;.which would deprive the \u2018estate of ts control over the stock.Mrs.Acer Jaleo stated her case briefly and clearly getting forth the grounds on which the to\u2019 the committee, enlisting general sym-.\u2018pathy by the feelin and straightforward manner in which she pleaded for justice to herself and children.Mr.A.J.Brown appegred for the eompany, aud insisted that the bill wae \u2018perfectly legal, and that everything was In \u2018order; that \u2018Mrs.Acer would be de | prited of no rights that she already possessed; that it was a matter of public ur- \u2018gericy.to give the company the powers 'atked for in order to carry out the desired tension, and that a needful publie im- prevement of the kind should not be in- iF definitely blocked until the pending litigation was decided.\u201cMr.Ethier, city solicitor for Montreal, d- the city was not concerned in the Acer and\u2019 the and did not oppose the bill, bad some objections to make the clauses.The committee, - company, though he \u2018to some of :oiëver, did not think it necessary to \u2018Heat these objections, but proceeded at nce to consider the preamble of the Bill, with closed doors.the result being \u2018that the bill was thrown out on the di vision already stated, with the under- [standing that the promoters may bring in their bill again when they have settled with the Acer estate.! tlre © NO KHAKI FOR HAMILTON.\u2018Hamilton, March 19.\u2014The deputation from the 13th Regiment, which went \u2018to Ottawa to interview the Militia Department about getting khaki uniforms for the corps has returned home.it was stated that the department had so many other uniforms on hand that it did not care to order* any \u2018khaki uniforms at present, but care- \u2018ful consideration was promised.\u2014_ | THANITOBA LEGISLATURE PROROGATION TOOK PLACE YES- - TERDAY WITH THE USUAL CEREMONIES.Winnipeg, March 19\u2014The Manitoba Legislature prorogued yesterday \u2018afternoon, at 4.30 o'clock, with the \u2018usual ceremonies, Mr.Greenway, in l'& -closin, speech during the afternoon, d.that the government should \u2018fuild the proposed Menitoba Agricul- \u2018tural College at Brandon.of-date machinery.This story was un- LX The last C.N.R.deal was rushed ribebalf of the widow of the late U.M.sad who-eg Hroliad a considerable sétilement of pretended claims: the illness of two members of the executive council who support the French shore modus vivendi bill, the government secured an adjournment of the chamber yesterday fearing the defeat of the measure, \u2014 SIAM MINES MR.J.P.MORGAN NEGOTIATING FOR EXTENSIVE TIN MINES.Calcutta, March 10.\u2014A telegram from Bangkok reports that an agent of Mr.J.Pierpont Morgan is bidding for the concession of the entire tin mining industry of Siamese, Malaya.In 1887 the late Duke of Sutherland made a similar offer, but it- was rejected.ECHOES OF THE DEAL SOME REMINISCENCES\u2014THE LA- CHINE RAPIDS & HYDRAULIC COMPANY A BONANZA.\u2014_\u2014 When a deal is consummated that gives a \u2018quarter of a million to one, 8.balf million to another, over one | hundred thousen d to anoth A and sums varying: is.-emount dom to\" a : fo andre doNars to _the shareho}d: #3, Bere.16.iitanest.emongh i f .général discussion of it.On Phong and on the street to-day the, early.timers of the Lachine Rapida, Hydraulic and Land Cothpany were canvassed.Not many carried the subject back to where the late Mr.Senecal and his friends secured the charter which ultimately founded the fortunes of the Lachine Rapids Company.One.who had been in the em- |ploy of the Royal Electric Company in its early days recalled his personal efforts to get the directors of that concern to purchase the charter, whieh, it was said, could at \u2018that time have been had for about $3,000.The engineers who looked into thé matter lare said to have reported against the purchase.When Messrs.Pringle and Walbank looked the matter over, long afterwards, they saw the bonanza that was in store for him who had [money and pluck to dare.The single goblin in the way was the danger from \u2018frasil\u2019 ice.There was a great deal of.study given to this question, especially by an experienced river man and engineer, Mr.Wright, who died some years ago.The \u2018frasil\u2019 difficulty was not overcome without great difficulty.Many a sleepless night Mr.Walbank spent over it, and many a bitter cold {day's work was done at the rapids to connect theory with practice in overcoming the difficulties of protecting the rush of water from this \u2018\u201cfrasil\u2019 which naturally impedes water power if left to its formation.A good deal of perseverance and pluck were necessary in bringing success to the concern, and it is now when the work is all done that it comes into the hands of -the Montreal Light, Heat & Power Company.It is held that the purchase ,even at 190, is 8 splendid one for the Power Company.Close upon the sale of the company\u2019s lant, however, comes the whisper that there will be an opposition com- any started ere long.The gentlemen who talked of this to-day said it was a mistake to think that the Montreal Light, Heat & Power had everything.They pointed out several parts of the river where water power might be availed of, given that the permission should be had from the provincial authorities.They, of course, realized that there would be a powerful corporation against any effort of the sort.They, however, thought the public should know that the existing monopoly did not own the river and the island yet.* The stock market shows that the street has Jiscounted the value of the purchase made by the Montreal Light, Heat & Power Company.Whether it has fully dome so, with the stock up 1to 96 or 97 the future only can tell.Meantime those in the knowing circle -smongh- in ite | Price ONE CENT.IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT Mr.Balfour Condemns the Wholesale Cancelling of Public House Licenses THE LEADER OF THE ANTI-COM- PENSATION PARTY IN THE MIDLANDS IS MR.ARTHUR CHAMBERLAIN.New York.March 19.\u2014The London correspondent of the \u2018Tribune\u2019 says Mr.Balfour, the Premier, delivered a most important speech on the licensing question.He condemned the recent wholesale cancelling of public-house licenses and said that the policy of the licensing magistrates was a policy of unjust confiscation.This speech, following so soon after the Lord Chancellor's decision that the magistrates must consider each case on its own merits, and pot pursue a general policy, has given the greatest aatis- faction to the \u2018trade,\u2019 as it 1s regarded ss foreshadowing government action.The Liberals are pleased because they remember what a storm of indignation swept through the country when a previous Tory government proposed to compensate the publicams for the confiscation of their licenses.The leader of the agitation against compensation in the Midlands is Mr.Arthur Chamberlain, a brother of the Colonial Secretary.FATHER PARADIS'S SCHEME A LARGE NUMBER OF FRENCH- CANADIANS WILL SETTLE IN NEW ONTARIO.Toronto, March 19\u2014A large settlement.of French-Canadians 18 to be made in the district between the Al- goma Central Railwey and Lake Super- jor.The arrangements for the settlement are under the control of the Rev.Father C.A.M.Paradis, of the Colonization and Repatriation Society of Ontario, and many of the settlers will be from the State of Michigan, Mr.Clergue promises to build a church for the new settlers.Each settler will have 160° serves of land, for which they will pay $2.50 to 85 per acre, according to distance from the railway.\u2014Lpr\u2014 , JAPANESE ELECFIONS \u2018A DESPATCH FROM A RUSSIAN ns a Ed ©.+ OR BRITISH: ABEYANCE WEEE gd A \u2018New York, March\u201d I9\u2014The T bune\u2019s\u2019 London correspondent says that a despatch from Tokio just rhe ceived .at St.Petersburg, says the result of the.recent mentary.elec tions in \u2018Japan-has given two hundred and seventy-five seats to the Liberal and Moderate parties, and only one huñdred\u2018 to the Ministerialists.\u201d The is taken as showing that a great mm jorityof- the electorate is not in sympathy with the British alliance or the economie condition of the country, National armaments, it is coutendel, are being pushed forward unnecessir- ily, and.the lavish expenditures will have to be met by a levy of extra taxes grievously burdensome to th people.There can be no question o another foreign loan for some tim to come, and the absorbing militar: of the present Tokio government i likely to be sharply criticized duving the next parliamentary scssion.Wit respect to the reflective portion of this despatchitis to be remembered that it emanates froma Russisn source at Tokio.ORANGE GRAND LODGb .ANNUAL MEETING OF ONTARIO EAST DIVISION AT PETBR- BOROUGH.\u2014 Peterborough, Ont., March 10.\u2014The forty-fourth annual meeting: of.the Orange Grand Lodge of Ontario East is in session here.The Grand Master, Mr.Duncan Monroe, \u2018of Cornwall, is presiding.There is a large attendance of delegates, and great interest \u2018is being shown in the work.The Grand Master's, Grand Secretary's and - the Grand Treasurer's reports were presented yesterday afternoon.The pas year's record is most en 3 An cloquent address was deli \u201cby the Rev.Brother Cockburn.of Toronto, upon the principles of the order and the excellent spirit in accord therewith manifested by those In at» tendance at the meeing.THUNDERSTORMS Toronto, March 19, 11 am.\u2014Calpary, 14 6 telow; Princo Albert, 16, 18 helaw; QnA): pelle, 19, 20 below; Winnipeg, 38, 2 -belowe; Port Arthur, 38, 26; Parry Sound, 18, 487 Toronto, -b0, 37: Ottawa, 38, 34, Mantredl, 88, Be ir nad.Qecidotly mutt to-day: n y fair an ecidodiy t : showdra and local th torms.during the night; asd on Friday.1628 \u2018Notre Dame street, Merch 19, 1908.\u2014Rendivss by t-e Engines\u2019 Supply Company's noon Montres, Pasar \u2018tare counting their gains, To some it was a veritable bonanza ; SOURCE AT TOKIO'SAYS THAT » ef births, marriages and deaths must inserts Ni de endorsed with the name end address of the , or dthorwios ne notice ean be taken of them $00, death wotises for 350 prepaid.The an- of funcral appended te death notice, 25e ; other extension to obituary, such as short patch of life, two cexta per word extra, czoept goetry, which is 66 ponte pev Ling extra prepeid.Ania] sudeoribers may have announcements of births, .merriages and deatke (without entended obituary or Serses) oocerrinig in thelr immediate families, fro « {af chorge, in which case noms and addres of sub euribers should be given.BIRTHS.MACNISH.\u2014At Vankieek Hill, Ont, on March 16, 1803, the wife of Angus Mac- nish, of a son.RUSSELL \u2014 On March 14 1903, at Matane, a , & son to Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Rus.MARRIED.4 8 \u2014CAIRNS\u2014In the Methodist Church res Ont., on Mareh 10, 1903, by toe Rey.Hugh Cairns, father of the bride, as- by the Rev.F.C.Reynolds, of Ot- swh, and Rev.W.F.Pertey, of Harrow- smith, Ont, Mr.F.W.Smith,of Napanee, Bodies Ida M.Cairns, A.0.C.M., of Ren- DIED.CASEY \u2014 At Quebec, on March 15, 1808, dged 89 years, Ellen Holahan, a native of Bantry, County Cork, Ireland, beloved wife of Daniel Casey.COOPER \u2014 At New York, on March 16, | .James Henry Cooper, counsellor-at- law, son of the Rev.W.&.Cooper, and sop in-law of Mr.Wm.Thomson, of \u2018lo- ranto.; GROVER \u2014 On March 16, 1903, in the Séth year of ber age, at the residence of her son-in-law, Ira B.Thayer, Esq, Spencer avenue, Toronto, Elizabeth Gos- Ipe.widow of the late John M.Grover, Hpq., of Colborne,\u201d Registrar ot East Nérthumberland.KAY.\u2014At No.41 Lorne avenue on Thursday, March 19, 1903, Kate, eldest aaugh- ter of John Kav.- \u2018Funeral on: Friday, 20th inst.at 2.30 pm.LAIRD \u2014 At Barrie, Ont, on March lo, 153, John Laird, io bis 85th year.LEES \u2014 At Galt, Ont, on March 16, 1903, Robert Lees, late cf New York and Toronto, aged 77 years.MANN \u2014 At St.John, N.B., on March 14, , Elizabeth, relict of the late David A, Mann, aged § years and 21 days,leaving two sons and three daughters to moyro thelr loss.ORMAN \u2014 In this elty on March 17, 1903, any Thompson, beloved wite of George Ormian, 97 Laval avenue.\u201cFuneral private.At rest iAshton-under-Lyne, Birmingham, Derby 4 Grimsby, Eng., papers please copy.TOLAND.\u2014On March 13.79)3, at the resi- doce of William Fowler 333 Johnston , Kingmon, Ort., Jaus Epooner, ct Glenburnie, rulict ol the sate J>-epa Te- lapd, Esq, >f Storringtin, agei savoniy Years.Thase sending notices for the above column may send Te \u201cwlth them @ list of names of éniercated frienda = \u201ctagether twith a one-cent stamp for each address, and macked -copies of the \u201cWitness* containing the \\motice, sil] de promptiy mailed.For addresses in : ifrhcign conneries threp oenta split be regaled.8 Ba 222 mes ad 2 Hêtmes\u201d recet may\"pasuibly be intime for page 6.\u2019.Advertisements.The BEST DESKS for the Least Maney.300 ST.JAMES STREET, Montreal.Ask For me\u2014 HARRISON'S CREAMPETS .And INSIST on getting them.\"PETER BROWN Dentist, : Has Removed his Office to Birks\u2019 Building, #4 PHILLIPS SQUARE.« a COURT OF APPEAL ADJOURNS.At the opening of this morning's session of the Court of Appeal only four judges were.on the bench, namely, Their Lordships Justices Bossé, Blanchet, Hall and Ouimet.The presiding judge announced that owing to the absence of the Chief Justice, and the fast that the judge ad boc was engaged in another court, a full bench of five judges could not sit this morning.However, the four present formed a quof- um, and if the litigants chose to run the possible risk of the court standing two to two on the judgment, they were ready to Year them.Otherwise, the Court would adjourn to Tueaday next for the rendering of judgments, and the hearing of cases .then ready.The counsel present did not feel justified in running tbe risk mentioned, aad the Court copsequently adjourned to Tuesday next.A .CERTIORARI QUASHED.Judge Davidson rendered judgment this the writ of certiorari taken out by Detective K, P.McCaskill to an- ; nul s conviction of Recorder Weir who sen- * tenced him to pay a fine ot $40 for having kept a detective agency without securing a ticense, and paying the city the required tax of $100.Tha petitioner complained that the cbargo as laid did not constitute an offence, and that the Recorder had no jur- jsdiction tn the matter.The Court came to the cenclusion that under the terms of the charter the ronviction wis well founded, and the certiorari was quashed.CASE POSTPONED.a t of the sudden illness of Mr.Oo was taken last night with a slight attack of Te, ter, oo 25 br.Marler, \u201cis morning, and was continued to April 2 ; SPECIAL NOTICES.pa Friday An Unlucky Day?!\u2014Tell mot such a tale to those who shop at The Carsley Co,, Limited, neither let the Srgoncies.of the superstitions influence you to.disregard the economies possible > fhe Big Store to-morrow.; at The ring Manties\u2014Fins showing of 2 new Spring Mantles at The 8.Carsley ; Co., Limited, direct importations from - European centres of fashion = 8, CARSLEV COr-«| Notre Dame Street, Montreal\u2019s Greatest Store.St.James Stéset.And this is a bargain that every lady can parti 500 Ladies\u2019 Taffeta Silk tucks and bemstitching.They come in black, 8 Friday .À Great Bargain in =~ | Silk Waists Awaits You, full range of rizes, in colors, 32 to 40, and blacks up to aists, in a dainty new style, with cluster of pin: Nile, reseda, pearl grey, helio, maize, navy and red.MARCH 19, 1903.cipate in, because there's a ky, wedgewood, pink, fawn, Regular value, $8.00.2 - 84.39 Sell Readily $12.50 Costume for $7.25 to pass.Ladies\u2019 New Spring Suits, in black and Oxford, skirt in the full flare style, nicely trim med with ing price of these Suits, $12.50.Room for just such a garment in every lady's there should not be, this low price ought to enco sale Friday.worth from £5.00 to $7.50.Sale price .Ladies\u2019 Costumes Sho] We do not anticipate that ladies will permit the opportunity of procuring a Frida y\u2019s special price, eac ample Line of Ladies | Raincoais .92.95) 50 Ladies\u2019 Cravenette Rainproof, which represent a little lot of samples bought from a London Manufacturer at a very low figure.Will be placed on They are all 3-4 lengths and up-to- 10-Morrow, latest style Russian jacket, satin strapping.Usual.sell- -.- 87.26 Values are 80c, $1.00, 81.25, $1.50 JOHN MURPHY = CO.RIDAY SPECIALS! 3,100 BLOUSES for SOc.We cleared a Manufacturer's Stock at 8 CLEARING PRICE, hence our being enabled to offer such a BIG LOT at such a LOW PRICE.This {s certainly the biggest plum that w: \u2018y.ve yet offered In Ready-to-wear Waists, therefore we expect wm.FRIDAY AND SATURDAY To BE RECORD DAYS, in our Blouse Department.\u2014\u2014\u2014 mm a \u2014 = © READY-TO-WEAR COSTUMES.36 only, in MELTON CLOTH, the col- \"ors are Black, Navy and Dark Grey; \u201creal value, 5.75; Clearin Price, wardrobe, but if perchance urage you to make room.date styles.Any of them King Economy Rule Reg.Fri.Redpath's Granulated Sugar, 15 1bs 950 2184 to 194 ii og Tate ro?its Pare | .ATGÉ ta YIRS NOTRE BANE ST.3 .id [ to $3.65; in bags, $1.70 to $1.76; Cat 3 | 8 lo $3.05; Jn b gs, $1 o $1.75; patents, at ROLLED OATS \u2014 Millers\u2019 prices, $2.00, B= 129%, 300 at 1208, 25 at 129%, 100 at à Grocery Section.Finest Creamery Batter, 2%¢ 1D.SF\" MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.Wa Cdk | The 5.CARSLEY CO., Limited, while they last, $2.95.Sizes are 3% \u20183, MBLTON READY-TO-WEAR SKIRTS \u2018fp Dark Grey, 24 rows stitching; good _ value, $2.00; while they last only 81.45 ! \u201cÉLACK ALL-WOOL SERGE SKIRTS 4 ined and well-finished, $3.50, for Fes.sin \u2018TeiS 18 THE SEASON FOR RAIN COATS._ \u201cge have still a good asscriment \u2018of LADIES\u2019 RUBBER WATERPROOF Powdered Ammonia .5¢ 4c Keiller\u2019's Candied Figs, .: QARMENTS, all guaranteed makes, to Vito Washing Powder, Acorn brand.0c 30 bermold as follows:\u2014 7 pkgu for +.+.or 20c Peerless Cond.Cream, 158 12%e \u201ctm tor 82-90 \u201c White Floating Soap, per Spanish Onions, 10 Ibs.2e ER fr 34 COME bar .-.oo.0c be Stewing Prunes, 3 lbs.© B75 for 380 Cambridge Sausages, per for .22 .25c 418,50, 311.50 and $13.50 EARLY.a Tan Fous ui 12%¢ He Aunt Jemima Pancake ; for 9445.+ Hungarian our, our .180 121%e .LADIES\u2019 SACQUE: JACKETS, in Tbs.oo.58c C.& B.Marmalade, 2 Ib.| Mixed colors and Waterproofed, $7.50 Finest Red Salmon .15\u20ac 1244c tins .22¢ i for $4.50.Just the garment for spring Pineapple Chunk Lo 18e 121%e Ceylon Tea, 5 1b.caddie, $1.50 81.15 ; SRE.CHILDREN'S SPRING COATS.he Pest assortment you will find any- fhere.All up-to-date Novelties and at gular wholesale prices.\u201c5 $1.90.a Samim ST.JANES 5T.MONTREAL.I \u201cHeadquarters for LADIES, MAIDS' | ang CHILDREN'S GARMENTS.|\" MAIDS' COSTUMES, very stylish, in | Navy, \u2018Serge; also Donegal Tweeds, only $11.50: bags, and $1.16 per bri.; 7 _ go SED Manitoba bran, $18 to $20; shorts, roADIES VERY STYLISH Cos- p , bags included; Ontario bran in 2 n Navy Serge and Donegal THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAR.19.Doi, 18 10 38.08 short, atk, 42 1a Tweeds, only $12.50.; : iy LOCAL STOCKS.cio FIRES AT MINES\u2014BEAR ELEMENT IN STEEL.\u2018Witness\u2019 Office, March 19, 1903.The fire at the Sydpey coal mines was an opportune weapon In the hands of the bears this morning, asd it is zotable, although the news was first on the sweet easily by te no'clock nothing definite could be learned over the wires until after the close of the morning session.Meanwhile, Steel common, which opened with a sale of 976 shares at 36.fell rapidly to 32, with a slight recovery to 33%.The total dealigns amounted to 3,660.\u2018 Steel preferred fel: off from two to three points, and Coal irem one to two, but neitbar were very active.About 550 shares of Power changed hands at 97 tJ 9, while C.PR.was firm around 129%.LIVE MORNING BOARD.Since C.P.R.\u2014350 at 129, 60 at 129%, 125 at 129% ork, HONBY $.05, and about.750 Dom: Coal common\u201450 at 120, 75 at 11734, £0 at 118, 125 at 119, 25 at 119%, 125 at 119%, 6 at 118, 60 at 118%.Toledo Rallway\u2014100 at 30%.Bank of Montreal new\u20142 at 251.Bank of Montreal xn\u20142 at 257.Dominjon Iron\u2014975 at 36, 76 at 35%, 125 at 36%, 50 at 36%, 150 at 34, 25 at 23%, 25 at 3844, 125 nt 333, 100 at 33, 50 at 33%, 25 at 33, G70 at 32, 276 at 324, 25 at 83, 200 at 3215, 40 at 34, 2% at 33%, 00 at 38%, 350 at 35%, 1% at 2h54, 25 at 3%, 50 aL 33%.Charles # about 250 Montreal Power\u2014i25 at J, § at $id, 30 Ib.There were only small calves offered - at 97, 25 at 90%, 370 at U6, 55 at 80%, 145 Pere to-day which Sd at from $12 tol Other securities, decreasad .246,000 at 9.0 83, bo at 82, 26 at 15-50 each, Mutton critters were rather Other deposits, tnereased.473,600 Dom.Iron ptd.-\u2014-80 at 83, at Bé lower in price than they have been lately, Public éeposits, increased 805,000 82%, 25 at 8144, % at 82.sheep selling at from 3kec to dc per Ib., and Nbtes raserve, increased .1,507,000 M.S.R.\u2014100 at 27 4 Twin Clty\u201475 at 115%, 50 at 115%.lamps at R.& O.N.Co.\u20149 at 56%, 50 at 96.hogs are Nova Scotia\u2014100.at 1064.at about Hoohelaga Bank\u201425 at 134.Bell Tel.\u201410 at 160.Bank of Commerce\u201460 at 187%.Dom.Iron Bonds\u20146,000 at 81, 1,000 at 81%, 5,000 at 81.Inc.ship Company to-day declared a dividend COMMERCIAL.\u2018Sunday .+.es oes 0000 $4,386.23 $655.39 of 4 percent.\u2014 Monday .+++ +000 5,708.20 fag - Tuesd ee 0e en 00 00 6,674.12 Montreal Wholesale Frices weanesday \u2026.co Die ra TORONTO GRAIN MARKET.Thursday .\u2026.5,594.95 431,24 Toronto, March 19.\u2014Wheat\u2014No.2 red, Friday ae er ae eee ass 170,81 bolders asking T0%gc cast 2nd, buyers quote : turday .+ 5,004 a 69¢c middle.Goose, to 66c for No.2 east.No ébanges are to be, goted to-day in ans Sunday .se or ee \u2026 \u2026 $324.39 490.25 Bpring, 0c to 70%c east.Manitoba wheat of the markets.Consistent Ooty is \u2014_\u2014 steady at 83%c for No.1 hard Owen Sound.appear to be the keynote.Kveryhody i2| yongon, March 19.\u2014At the semi-annual No 1 hard iz quoted at §7c, No.1 northern walting for something to turn Up.A change cannot fall to be close at nand now, how- 1 ever, and is expected every day.GRAIN\u2014No.1 Manitobs hard wheat, 73c; No.1 porthern,71%c March delivery; No.3 hard, 75e: No.1 northern, \u2018Zge, ex-store, May delivery; peas, 694c high freights: $18,759,645.oats, No.2 in store here, 36%c to 37e; rye, | London, March 19.\u2014The weeily statement of the Bank of England >LoWs the lollow- 51c east; buckwhezt, 48%c to 49c east.For May delivery No.1 oats, 38%c; No.3, 37%¢: ing changes: ; ; Sacks, Toronto.; rye, 60c; buckwheat, 56c to S7c; pess, Bic.Total reserve, increased.:- \u2026\u2026.B1,494,000 |.Barley\u20144c for No.3 extra, and 41¢ for FLOUR \u2014 Manitata patents, $4.20; sec- Circulation, decreased .-.+» +» 1000001 No.3.east or middle freights.onds, $3.90; Ostarlo straight rollers, $3.50 Bulllon, creased .\u2026 so on oo + 1,304,610 1 Buckwheat\u20144Tc to 48c for No.2 eal.$8.75; clover, $6.50 to $7 in car lota BEANS-In cars on track, $.90.PROVISIONS\u2014Heavy Canadian short ent $24 to $25; short cut back, $23.50 to $24; light short cut, $23 to $24; compound tefined lard, 8%c to 9¢; pure Canadlan Tard llc; finést lard, 12¢ to 13%¢; hams, 13%e to 13%c; bacon, léc to 15c; aressea liogs, 8.25 to $8.50; Ç .50 to $9 per 100 Ibs.to 13c per section; in 10 Ib.tins, 8c to 8%c; tn bulk, 7 ASHES\u2014Firsts, CHEESE \u2014 Ontario, 13e to 13%c; Townships, 12e.BUTTER \u2014 Townships creamery, 20c io 20%c; seconds, 17c; western rofls, 16c.i EGGS\u2014New laid, 10%c to 17c, with practically nothing else on the market.yestefüay morning there brought to the East End Abattair for sale calves and 150 sheep and lambs.of the cattle, nearly all of the sheep and lambs, and most of the calves were sold here yesterday, and in addition to the foregoing there were nearly 150 Eattle and several humdred: calves sold at Point Bt.but the demand was slow with the prices rather lower than on Monday's market, but higher than they were Prime beeves sold at from #ige to 4%c per |\u2018 1b.; pretty good cattle at from 3ke to Bee, and the common stock at from 2c to 3%c EXCHANGE AND MART.Montreal Street Rallway earnings last week, with changes, were: : meeting of the Bank of England to-day tae net profits for the six mosshs ending Feb.28 were announced to be $3,698,u5 making the amount of the reserve at that date, dend of five percent was declared.SretasH _ CHILDREN'S © SPRING COATS fram | To : * MEN'S | URNISHINGS.In the Men's Store.fppecia SALE of RAIN GR SHINE COAT DARK DRAB CRAVENETTE COATS slanting pockets, well tailored: slzes 36 to 42; were $13.50, now $6.75.800 RAIN OR SHINE COATS, 800.Colors Drab, Olive, Grey, Dark Grey, Coronation, etc.; sizes 36, 37, 38, 39, 40 and 42; regular prices, $15.00, $18.00 and $20.00; at less than maker's price, 8.50 to $10 RUBBER COATS, $3.67 ea PARAMATTAS, MELTON, \"«wEED EFFECTS, ETC.ETC.; same Silk lined; all samples these, worth up to $10.00; tor $3.67 each.UMBRELLAS.MEN'S UMBRELLAS, CONGO HANDLES, Nicely Mounted and Cased, $100 each.etter lines at $1.50, $2, §2.X0 and $3.00.$ 8 LADIES\u2019 CLOVES.It you buy them from us they're right.Special lines on sale to-morrow and Saturday, at 79c, 85e and 95c pair.At 79c, Fine SUEDE GLOVES, New Spring Shades, worth $1.00 At 85c¢, PIQUE SEWN KID GLOVES Latest Colors, worth $1.10.At 95c, PIQUE SEWN KID GLOVES, Drabs, Greys and Whites, worth $1.25.THE HOSIERY STOCK.fo Bale of Laiftes\u2019 Binok Cashmere Mose, at 25¢ and 35c¢ pair.Spliced Heels and Toes, full fash- joned and seamless; sizes 8, 8%, 9% and in.Men's Black and Colored CASHMERE HALF-HOSE, to clear at 25c pair.LADIES\u2019 UMBRELLAS.Now {5 the time and this is the place to buy them; Special values at THe, $1, $1.25, 81.50, $2 and 32.50.No.1, $9 to $10; No, 2, $3.00 to .\u201cHOUSEHOLD AMMONIA, large 25e \u2018battle, full strength Ammonia, for Bec.Lee GOODWILL LAUNDRY SOAP, abso- \" Jptely pure, only 4c bar or 4Bc per : dozen.CLOTHES PINS, best made; spécial, 4 dor.for Bec.:- 1000 GRAVY STRAINERS, large size, #0ld elsewhere for 10c; our price 4c - each.CARPET BROOMS, 2 Special lines, good corn 3-cord broom for ZBc; good corn 5-cord broom for 35c.\u2019 STEEL SKEWERS, the best retinned Skewers, 12 assorted in set; speclal at 15c Set.ASBESTOS STOVE MATS, with tin rim and ring to hang up, only 4c each.EMERY KNIFE SHARPENERS, the best, worth 25c for 15c.| WIRE EGG BEATERS, the Surprise, (the best, Special at 2c each.* \u201cGAS LIGHTERS, worth 25c; special at 18c.n° GAS TAPERS, the best dripless ta- \u201cpers, 30 in box, only Tc box.frosh killed abattoir hogs, \u2014 White clover in sections, 123 |\u2019 c to 8c; dark, er lower.65 to $4.72%c; seconds, | 2 per 100 ibs.pearl, STOCK MARKET\u2014March 19.were + head of butchers\u2019 cattle, 800 About 400 {4 tockyards yesterday.There were cattle offered for sale here to-day, |.last Thursday.BASEMENT SPECIALS 50 only TIN DIPPERS, 3 quart size, worth 10c for 4%c each.SHELF PAPER, all colore, specla! 24 sheets for Je.SULTANA STOVE POLISH, the best paste polish, 2 sizes; worth 8c and 15c, at Sc and 10c.ALARM CLOCKS, 2 specials, everyone guaranteed, 1 line, special at 8b6¢.Bevel Glass, best nickel, worth $1.50; special at $1.00.300 FANCY CHINA JUGS, hold 1 pint, dainty decorations, gilt tracing, worth 35c, special at 19c each.GLASS TUMBLERS, 5 fine patterns to select from, worth 50c doz.; special at 35c per dozen, GLASS PEPPERS AND SALTS, good clear glass, nickel-plated tops, worth 10e, at 5c each.DEEP BLUE SALAD BOWLS, fairy villa patterns, large size; worth 23c, for c.GLASS BERRY OR PRESERVE BOWLS, deinty new patterns; worth 25c, 0c; Special at 20c each.JOHN MURPHY & CO.,, 2341 and 2343 St Catherine $t., Cor.Metcaife 8t.Telephone Up 4270 or\u2014\u2014 Government securities, unchanged.The proportion of the Bank of Frgland\u2019s reserve to liability this waek ls 48.73 pet- from 4%c to bic per Ib.Spring 4 at from $3.50.to $5.60 each.Fat higher in price, good late selling 6%c per Ib., weighed off the cars.\u2014\u2014 percent.DECLARED A DIVIDEND.\u2018dle.Manitoba flour, garian patents \u201cand $3.80 bags, track Toronto.\u201cMill bran bulk east or middle.The usuel semi-anpual divi- cent us compared with 47.03 percent last week.Rate of discount unchanged at 4 Jondon, March 19.\u2014The Cunard Steam- at 85e, and No.2 northern Bic North Bay.Fiour\u2014$2.65 to 32.67% for cars of ninety percent patents, buyers\u2019 bags, east or mid- $4.10 cars of Hun- strong bakers\u2019 teed-$17.50 cars of shorts and $16.50 Manitoba mili feed $21 to $22 cars shorts and $20 bran Ireights.yellow west.ronto.freights west and 20%c middle.freights and middle.THE INSOLVENCY LAW The next quarterly dinner of the Mont- Association will be held at the Hotel on March 26.vill be Mr.D.M.Stewart, mani \u2014 | 8 , \u2019 United States, and vice versa, we Vire je | party tities, to hght the: battle out in little kittie with its toes turned wp very areful to; explain that thers had | the elention courts, sud in such by-eles : 2 to the stars\u2014stone dead.The Bisley bees no alteration in #he did Fate from sx | tions\u2019 i thereby manic | guardians of the portals, trotted into |team is the next consideration, not the United Kingdom to Qenada.Ab] Eh ly expose fovince to &.of Lhe room, cast an indifferent and bY {to speak of the Palma Trophy aod | though repeated applications have bien | 1 on.> | intrigue and \u20ac brat well ) a0 | no yeeans respectful glance at the], Tate Captain Bogardus.made during the past four years for a AG Ew ; vesult.; \u2018 Ropaltles, and made ats \u2018om through | © e\u2014\u2014e\u2014 reduction \u2018in.\u2018the rates \u2018of \u2018postagé of} ELS Ln the \u201copposite, door, quite ignorant Bl RAI AMPS aewspapers and periodicals wh yay, the ls en atloate of Ms Naving had re erg defance of ail Court eft-f 3 DING STAMPS 1 = Jorertmant Les po far refuse ything ore to do Ww Gemey nts Havé retai .se and | But these amusing adventures: are ['pyayy, MERCHANTS NT- tra finira pre Tr to Cuaads.| 0VEHing moore 0 een of fhe pa: SPRoct à united party.Au itn, be {by no ments conned 0 the.Boy AL AND QUEBEC WANT .¢ > d pe .- .: ; rl Mais.\u20ac , ss elie ata ih Gaited tronage dE tha conatituency\u2019 ty & person pr per erbiter of the course.to be taken 5 lady; \u201cwhen Mears the Throne: oo: TEER bd TO BE ak inom, dnd ov the eet of Bl Tho eB T2T n |8 she a he Lanta Goren, or.3 | Baal | 1, ADOLEER ON Sartook t5 Tench them fly.Au-the Te rte cntiéély with the British Gov| ll charges againet ststeamen the utmost Be er a De or Bo |g ; | Ald, N, Lapointe (St.Antoine Word Fm rie Ce patin 1 ot 7 SL MO rns Ther Sl be horn | SF BRS fo Uf tid | i ni Tle Sel thle mew PO a Theis worldly goods while shaking Sir William Mulook for| seeing (he de A impossible to_goveri | siatod, be ls inspecitated by illness | B80 TCH \u201c0 \"vere the waiting trading stamp matter, returned to on, Sattls, wives, children, and every- | the success be has already obtained, | without s majority And & majorit en is obviously not Tor the accûsed to select arriege, which drove off with her.feel this morning v hopeful that 0 _ thing else.Many of them complied, | trusts that he wili continus his efforts to \u2018never be had: without a certain surrender the tribunal or determine the mode of She not.proceeded far, however, thing ê \u201cof 1d.Lapointe, N.Char aire re he began his incents: tduce the Imperial Government to meks| 0 ech othet of hth each regards ac} \u2014Goldtrin Smith, in; \"Weekly before she resoguised that the swnpte- LoL (vise president), and J.P.Dixon tous.These being completed, es à similar reduction in its postal eharges|'the bighess sieht, Jt 4-70 doubt bp TO pa Ee OIE vebiole in which she \"rue culte representing the Grocery Ae dou Bis dupes fo climb Le Med Lake tefr on newspapers and periodicals potes fa Rae liad chpacit a Cor | AMUSING MIST OTAL es suceceded in getting the coachmad ard Ladue representing the Butchers\u2019 Ar trees on \u2019 the Mother Country to Canada.ed righteous compromise, that is, fer |\".DRAWING \u2018ROOMS, Ç con et ard Le ghar Le thenes to the sky.the mean- | À C | est and\u2019 A =.; LAS > | to?pull.up, when she « d sociation.They took to Quebec a PF orp ad BB Trio Rm a LR on ong | ondes mn oF Bomar Shin Te | Sa, yo acd pe poor fellows threw, them- én the han ) Xe in.2 y tt -Jf.Ake oecret 7 of + Quedn's riage of à i] oh Loue name re ail merch A he Ba to probibit the selves own from the trees, as a start ter-General, «bd do not doubt hat as his resistance dishonesty- makes Draw Rooms could ever be written | was almost identical 1 her own, pra pale \"At Quebec the de: ; irod- ined i jt would certainly eontain = J with the important exception of \u201cthe | Vee CG.= d Ea liars ins | re quoi dig | EE qu RE .2 wre tl a.7, i .v : 3 BE Era me op re ee su |Ln 7 Se il tol id BER Ae ned Chartered Gompant rely\u2019 take & \u2018warmer and more| therefore by party is the fact that under courtiers 0s\u201d aren \u201cof Royalty evidently been hired for the ocession, ent, Gown, Da and Turgeon.= thy and at him.: and Kaglish| ite exigencies lo gat Tpre and more | foggy ln 2e fonc © 7 {to the searesly-concesled disgust of the with ihe Object the deputation end \u2018 pod mic tie venxibl pertain tp soensile Shanestume do Seeders ot ; Ome stout and .dual cohiman.had: been: compell-, probe 0 ve the question discussed TL je : BN me wr _ Les C \u2019 « Pring ia .ne bt Welling wie ged \u201c4 = Leny thing > ineards; D °° we EE SAS > ab ne t.A BAST WARD .6.» À pe Nominations in Connection With the By-Election Took _ Riace To-day \u2018 TER NOMINATION PAPEL» OF MR.LEVY.\u201cElse À amination of candidates for :.« by the unseating of ex-Ald.J .Two candidates w.:e laced in nomination, the same as cow \u2019 the seas at: the general election cx.Ald.Jogeph Lgmarche and Mr.Justpn Levy, NF.__ ; Among .the signatures on Mr.L- marches nomination papers were thos of Measrs.Adelard Fleury, Armand lb: Sever.ce, Jules A.=»: i¢- Damien,\u201d Ludger Gravel, y; Donohue, Rox David, J.A, jer, Eug.Alfred.Fiset, J.ge ok \u2018Belanger, N.P., À.Bal- bec, A: J.H.St.Denis; ¥.H.Mahone, H.Trester; Joseph H: Robert, Arthur A A\u201d Granger.| Didier Dai 3 AL - an ount, rmaun.S.Scheyer, P.Laférriere, J.À.Brodeur, M.D., M.Nolan J h Metcier, etre x 3 osepl ex, LU.A.Le gle, NP.Oplave\u2019 Larus, and Louis Dubois.\"27 vis Before Mr.\u2018Bauset annbunced the poli Mr.Camille Piché, acting on behalf of Mr, Rosaire Prieur,\u2019 \u2018of the Montreal Awning.Company, filed certain objec tions, \u2018to Mr.Levy\u2019s nomination.8 learned counpel >laimed that the paper was irregular, should be Tejecetd, and Mr, Lamarche declared el \u2018by accla- Bar he ey Piché pointed' ou fast 0 uisition urporting vo been\u2019 presented: to Me Levy a ing, bin to accept nomination was dated.ch 19, Mr.Levy'a formal acceptance of the very same tender of \u2018the nomination wat signed March 1e, à day before the sig natures were.* \"according: to the date.That.was manifestly absurd, .Another objection was that the sig \u2018natures on the certificates of the.cand: date -whish shondd have been witnessed ed by Mr.Dur i, Tot aL woud | record of the.à that Be had no choice but to accept bath nominés epers in the mean an ;brder one to take place on March 3 JI ee Des mms ee \u2018© A POLICEMAN AND AUOT.\u201cAbout 10.30 last night pedostrions atri on St, Catherine street, in the wiginity \u2018of Mountain street were treated to an exhibition of fancy trick: shooting by a burly member of the city police force, The target was a tiny kitten that acted in a \u2018strange manner sog- gestive of fits.Its actions may be*de- \u2018scribed ms strenuons-\u2014#o strenuous, in fact, that when \u201cone of the finest\u2019 came ae he decided that kita must die.ing Lis revolver, & remgving pi Billing © form\u2019 to a safe\u2019 distance from poësible \u201cclaw scratches, he took careful aim and fired.The kitten was all over ihe lookers had now reached i Be portions, and the blne-conted bis was on: his mettle He examined his ge A took a few preliminary ourishes in the sir, just to get bs Fobed skoda ob uc >» ; 9 ffe CE BEITE ES gt 24 RE ARRIENY HELER A.NEESTESERIIE FAI Le es dc - - 3 oe x ut ot that cel EI rea TE \u2014_ gue ion, sd pointing gu fai ar] ror NOT > Trae them a Ep iar em CATE! | asser CAKES! SETA ES! hes oF PE Ree RY on eerning of the matter, Indies.Tite of Sufering Foam: Saar Colom Sg Br) A Preduse of the Britink Wow So Saved From a \u20ac en ne Ottawa correspondent | ES Cabot, 10 domme, oven, then Dat tor\u2019 i oe a of the Bronchial Tubes.AD pate that whe, tha work of he A Phim Trved wih or tbe _ iseion y yey 1 > © Cans | ee ere das] LA St Ben, cy es meme SII | Be mens phony, dés go Langer) RAMA .17 pe - ; Tor Court benèh bére in t Bi ve one = \"SNOW WHITE ASPARAGUS - TRS Le Lhe theee juiges to.ba .\u201coo Bouldin Island, Signature Brand.= = _ ; 0 4 Val : .Island, California, where gown, placed frase [ océdure oh, Spain composed, of the Fras | au atatety a, a he en ct cutting, thersby cusoring excellant medicinal properties, fresh Ee incorporate; Bibition Company, and accompanied nied by = on Wa A TIN «0.000.10 cents Dor can, FMS pir\u2019 0 ome À FBG | the Bobeml the Montreal In trial Ex ring for & pei rin to cre ov \u201cILA > TEA.ee 0 * hibition Amseciation, the Montreal Hunt, iso tain improvements an their LL Te - | the Sauvegarde.Life Imsurance Company, | 70, unds, while another deputation, sem A Bind of the cheicest produets et india snd Geyton.; | i .the Olivet Baptist Chureb, the \u2018posed of Mears, Champagne, MP: P., Bou .AE ET.AC\" rma Le, 5 mount Baptist rar the village.of thei ras Jor, Stevenson, Th oily \u201cres cee .gulevard St.Pa dens a number of o package\u2019 Th ers ~ TE .reply te Mr.\u201cProvost, Mr.Robitaille and pg county of Ottawa crie fo LHD Reka EE J; A ne list of the countise thet are incia ren od i Sour ue to a * So : , ms TE reat Gi men how pep A vy t= Ee.ER hg: maintenance \u201c retreshing blend of carefully selected.; ro, {Be tol ie ha BE t die by Nicolet © feo ti ed oni be PL re : VI6BE 50 203 \u20ac i yr & Telli od, fired, is the govern an government rod Impose.: go ay aware that reitways bsidized 01 10.ie EIT A ä ERI] 5 rasan WAREHOUSE, : , 1 pb ¢ public finds of the province an jeok Ww would receive.RAGE VIGER &ti Petabtiahed 1056 yA 3 N 1 ek ping thé provines dre te meet\u2019, PS 5, : um required - , aS ry = use \u2018connue.od Commies > = meer : Second.the governmen yo Wear Not.x Arai to Advertise.Ce Led a : ; of the wc \u201c .= 25, ; TOILET .LAUNDRY si rt, = : $ \u2018 A.; Co Dei ; u- À 5 LT + We know we can give satitactisn.er J.; sécure to] - The os Comite.portation soemit- aT [254 us.this week.© => ; fé .Ÿ tee congratulated the petitioners trom Fath- \u201cPhones Up 2801, 2602.0 : dr | the means of easy Frangoon onc opt ng = navbor mean active eal \u201cand : re or suilvrays Which or are under its control ?i! suggested ad\u2019 that the plans fera trair de ni ; id, 4 ba what measure her.Gouin pi?i \u2018 shocks! cial comesipsion of engineers appoints it, ; The answer jm dr ma.In pee arjèthér report thie ne aD 3 Eine fod the ur to he: hat .Ce ne = robot ihe \u20ac ve any om ee mod | hod kt cho fay Sora, uis may require in the future, ne the time Jong snd\u2019 bh où was te when the country could at Tostited | oll d bys motion yy Mr, vost for zifiing a portion of the Foren.went of papers relating to Se oo oufesta, lands i the growth of that section.| eal ne he government of the ui tay iscussion took pl à ooncernine ec- 7 arising out of the lor Chamber of Commerce in Paris, Ît being at- \u2018he : the amen leged that the promoters wers not.sutbot- per yours ago and its acquisition | a pre ized by The Cansdien Goveräment.anû the nd ; qu propgietors.e member for Terre-i secretary was instricted to communies la- intimated thal thé con: vi the Becr of State on the rabieet.hat honte Pia ember for Dorchester and 9 Chembes 3 arod Joost prie gt LE ave or associate, Bemator Land DES] ses for ee .im q bub above reproach, snd the res AV.Bay gave s simmers & rch 0.013488 À they speculated at the-expense of the téport \u201cot the delegates who visited - é a Ri op oa Le ; ; - ,[ but hi rosé A pes me \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ho A) that he fo fa: AES ANMGERFIDE D.Lhe end es SR 1 ertec \u2018the orgAD 5 pu sn TB x.treranLIeEED 1687 a 7 ces = et AE Eee rE SA | areht = ot thi LF to the lan no 1671 NOTRE DAME.ans ?ity \u201cby lice: ten sug- \u2018de- A pus, the w ; - de Sesard to Foremet\u2019s w wages; \"the Btoodores of Mbtres] have agreed est\u2019 jt ad \u20180 1d Giard.at Sates, bs, trope x \u201cvats shall be 856 per hour, day \u2018and night.This will i: tie there vas eo fionest oi | The Home \u2018hen, adjourned.5 Pion ars rot t, = that \u2018the minis : ed be he Polar Transatiant ee Foremen - ; byes a ; apply to al aitataa, SRE ; to and x ood to ake Peru-1| MORE RE : She , p the whatf the coming sehdon will \u2018be required doctora me ; | intending to work on xh Da na, which Ldid, and in ashoet |.a Bop ion.frog She, a at the Bureau : By order, ant sème my health begen 76 fmf Namen rr TT NDEFENDEST vis BUREAU, : prove © 1 #3) representation fes?; = Sa Sh pea 203 Commimicacns sree act.lth « importance and population, CE 108 March, $908.\\ a tel a Feprementet in the es IF YOU HAVE > | gg\" HEADACHES yA pros on by eye strain, : ê ant.Will Cure Them.noise 5 mt = : \u2018 Grant RT\u201d da >.000 Prof, y @CULIST.à |p dar acer a os Homer Pepll of Dr, Buoklis, M.D.jot MILLINE £0.4 Limité: | ET TESTED WITHOUT Bot in an Pi EXTRA CHARGE.- 1 meurs 8 arm ee : \u201cA RENRY ae ; tr 2172 8t Ca: air Sd ! TE gate iT roue rites feotion ou The Pied.end this | o MARRI ICENSES.Set ier) M ONE TO LEND.EE VELOPES! a co, th Tp the mn of) Ei Pe Te oy CushingaBarron| emer rime | Ward \u2018 Pomme sly 10 & Jose tr.East, Tod pe = ln, 1 dy aid op, À ROTARIES & 7% 0.Bo per 100 up Pen £ Charles sn P., who is a-nativel ere 2bown yi iy ab wexe A \u2018 or ST pee Ti Main EE rare and Small Square êvo.it oe GES | ot said that The Gov- sown that ai Abus vers oon ; 5 Por Circulars, Mont nd and \u2018ernment had appointed Lord Alverstone, varie sud put an end to\u201d \u2018them at 3 J: From 81,28 per LOO up.: ute- is the i Pr Lou = hou.tribunal, at the] 07 tise \u2018of wumiber | | x Tatra Largs aod 03 Bisse.à Char Malt Breakfast the Alaskan bowntory PGC ment.| ELE Des \u201cCaux care rame er nc rie | on 4 Dron > y Tecorpmended you Ee Chemberiain also announced that Shurtleff - 1, .ped a ming; mothers\u2019 bave president Roosevelt bad pominated Mr.| pr t Committee Hae MomTON, FRILLIFS 4 00.° be ee ot Bil vs Besretary of Tar, Boule ctr ten.Cook\u2019 § || seen mack post atest Bena | + pe this best of cereal foods a trial.| Your of Mam Wasbidlon, ERA BE fo 1705 & 1707 Foire Damo Mt, Montreal.ntreal can 2 Co \u2019 io .sient coun - nL Le de me | w= CAXNICIES GIFTS, où SiR Sdrireal city rb: 22 - : riend - | \u2018: be del ; py : Brrèn W.Vi Mr.Caîmegies gite.2 drag o | provide Toc hs alarm of a 4 a i SAKING POWDER : FLOUR ~ ; Quebec New York, ~~ ce ge % least are, accérding to Lhe Li secours market.&n agriculé he Sel ARRIA , FOR BREAD AND FOR PASTRT.Por ters, formerly superintendent of the brary\u2019 for.Febyoary, as follows: d vention which is Pets held in He in|: lssmealy © | Purity, Strength, Whole Wheat Fleur and Graham Flour 1 toms bureau in the general ,| and Wales, 376,108; Ireland, £100,000; Haft pers re Joux M.IW, 1 geld Everywhere.fer Bre path who last weck yleadel guilty to the Seatland, Eada; ads, $054,000; | ret, ¥ Eh | Cherries, Eee : ! \\ masssg ibe cia of aii Kinds.charge p i pvernment funds, 8, ; ited States, Pas 2 | wi oe pied wea eu tence] 4 thros yess it: 178, making Sia oso a.dnd gut Se , BRO aii strek His priseament bard labcr, - the giving still goss on.5 4 yinoh n © atin \u2014\u2014aubttitisnttton.Ana in Mettre \"toc \u201cSat Ca ; 70 18 | Montres! = pre ace, sum bam in Glasgow x à a ni Tnt > pro rear funds\u2014Between\u201d xidilnge à eotaihes ni or x * mative.Pot Ts day, br ; ï y_t prove profitable.Says bet A Pete, 00 | in the Thmro are about 85,000 = se .er As b pe > DF bas Sie Tuten ue Protect oi due nts Sadr sien Ti | HE SE En ue (bee Presse Sora Et ur Ka ï i .either .normal , = lea\u2014Be! 9% * 9\" mt the section had ened Ts _patives of Fiver; no teams Se pool Jonders campaingn : aac | 13-16, Sy Re tween eee A ad yc ating aT 2nd «AA sgoording 10 Jetters from Rvs reed LE 3 Hehe lower.i ; bai bou Eo oF tween\u201d ba pt à or | of fish afin hind anding ss ; mn .i\" - un J veople who.\u201chad eu de etely + fal ured |.LÉ \u2019 > 3 The 3 wn Am ae xs Bmaueers.de Serres.in thie stock.sad Educod à.general sales: , shange ali he of of meteorology, Mr.; The market was belp- |: .Me pin ninety.Fars died on eb.7, At The : =.Lo ie fe + of A N.No whith 5 Dom.Su on he Royal M 8 god fen moni Tu EEE = se 1 a Alison SE Can- M \u2018wich, Ei Ser posted the ¥ _ ifies an ; vide g nerations were ed the p ide an ambulance represented \u2014 signal, ri | a pauper\u2019 fom Kil ven which conveyed eT __ hous recently.Rieyth to Stirling par 5, phere, | Lo rei Ge (the\u2019 en) he great 2 pants bei MET ESTER.| ots, Le latter's child.granddaughter, hon her Can: À now gt - mother was i the great ant thin, TT SES in on \u201cJe ss ae te te pa Mu imiptelt.*The tesid skiocks a, 2 bit was dn ogame] fie ip ld =n \u2018to.\u201cis e olders of of th etrte C0! ge 5.5 ; calves, e Dumf lieved the ae to htt yo ot Sh CR rig ] .CE.20,00; market: ow rat | cited Ce aga = bodies of water Tiaxid, anrge] ei ; een seb converted\u201d À pont 40; god to chivlos, b ers, 31.15 to | Cot T's profits sn were builders\u2019 rto à ; rough, he: ,-heavy, $7.86: 2.tage Hi flarmed ne residents wi pas Pot labor question wa + apper- 1 $20; bulk of Gis oi Be sais pret Soc En to the Female Be Le e HA AM Fie Le pet 2.Fret] Sha LE ais teers | Ei eT a Bhat imi Bf | New Hebrides.veu dat eu from a8 the.borers whe wind won .Tame, Bete San Ty to IB mative \u201cis catried or, pa = The vase] \u2018fins fee.| oe Dasters are Bot syeme on tens yoni TIAL BIREDS.a Si ox orties, built b a ip EA \u201cYoshg; of the Unioh teas | 1 oh Eee ama.sab \u201cDividhon: rondo IXED.©.1h ted), G.ton Be Motor.Carriages ( (Line or Modus\u201d oh tho Australia, Union by.th the \u2018stone masens wh 0 ask- &,\" xing | March 30-for\u2019 the nk this\u201d the streets of re ow familiar sight Joti ¢ way to Dut y: rel Lib the International Union, 1 listed ury.- sad: April 6 for he Merling to suocéss \u2018thers: has, it i Their great \u2018For! tend the U the building of a on grant can.reasonabl pet au door Joseph a, Ba sbroû amvant a, understood, led \u2018cotr - Stesmahip Compa | one.oz ey.point out Hay that while fo ot En Shroud.he firm, Dave he em ga Ca in re rar 3 FA ini 2e 0e SEERA TOKE I js Te the dent, in Cuoada Jb 0 2 \u201cTao raîlvrez \u2018 ous : > A eo era Bertil the Tote he S| KT of me compe ur maki a yea EL BRT | RER ES dE GA 5 y À abus \u2018mot ten, in order do any rate, noie Be 3 i Son, ES : Passes.Stirlin every «m \u201c AER done within the shorter.Ack.their work to pi ar on belie type north wn by hit .xecl erin 2° | month.Limit of wopkikg hn J; = and, and vr Ho ian Compan Jocomotivs 1h the Calcdon = \u2019 = Ont, POI\" | veer fhe is-to take .[cently he hE ia se of x.of is almost à the \\ength be seventh\u2019 an , Bho Gres of mints end the hep sory be: or me Ex Roe 2 yous apf it = Grong maple Eee or Buck pesplorss À liens union, and tae to pat or : % das Seine to cE the wd hére for eastern Ontario gement ! be reäched sr 2 ever.& P tothe holomle spoliation .po of the ) yesteydsy.-.The o perniit building to progress unre which* - 204 fern and flower gatbere > The \u2018larg ne : cor oo ee master, gras sectors and] ok trouble.The masters ÿ i dot VA fem and fowet gather r.of.Loÿn East Lo ; Jeservoir.\u2018at whe easurer abôwed.very Eee and| 0 ena.splendid] ers say that the.spring A if n, was fined £2 asd £1 con, gi |-grese duting hich ee 1d, ed éted Ry dy year.-< Officers = Toe ÉYMEN BT e_ trade, 48 19 La æ \u2018prisprose roots.\u201d Tor -completed.; He last thine yours sir au Hughes, Solow: Grand master, EJ.4 Jurneymes TRS = \u2014 out of position ue ret bank slip test Mior.deo JE.lel Hoy master, in A Joseph's meeting Lomorrow afternoon\u2019 67 og , stated that an ie \u201chil aT] natare of the hg ; ail d'ébapiats, fie À 3 Ju- | dincissing the fonts Tee cones if [orm faborets snd carter, but, the sontractors, after = elleville; guid To for\u201d PA A\u2019 Buprau, ti n as adopted at the in the const MT that, th in' Sémeréetabire.He, d eblihing ity 3¢ last.sncosded \u2018in es oo duds, de Tn Ky Telly, Thea which was held ) = yas plenty.of a be é dram the-: ae The girder i % y puty.re BI y, | These changes in December, 1902, esos\u2019 \u2018eountry for\u201d men ko 0 work in the #: whic Som \u201calle - apk to vest ta | se grand £ fressurer, a è.©, ant trade intereste, gs many impot P # ment.; w \u2018wanted \u2018enièplog- been bee fnishel of an overfigw; hn vert, us 3 laners, whi , al mo 242 = RT ER rire ; culvert is 4 Ee ois SY Tr 5 Tr the tas mot loo on wit 5 cn cémamémors jnoration King ; 2 | the.rese por i arcs is 4 strongly = arer, we un mn; di v brought : of ; 15\" fobatiop; \u201ca handsome - for Edy ward's been \u2018à rent beneath.i eengors; J.ve nd CE B= \u2018 au Deer given te Vo \u201cby.the dents smadst it From acc to \u2018and D EI ; * * séructare, which District Council ph ms os 2 ao tho sci \u2014 Lo BE \u201cSquare, wins l 3 = OPEN to \u201coo in height; and is of wranite, in ten (ses « x \"abi lovi tek ogs.derenl to held: the % take tre oe Would dy\u2019 Fe 1054 Gan idm ima fo they 2% hes to seo oe eng ER jaz y e of a a dite se FAR = wi » lin in pa pee on-; Mo: SPRITE Make ; lias, been.sims bon âne : i ; ie cannot \u201cfiom 8 to 10 ond DB ursday | JOCRIIY Ene Hpslemere, \u201cge [immo i Best ol 5 .Seley on time to visit th : fa: b p 7 ; au \u201c ur- a nth.Lv] mend\u2019 Za Suing.a ips Squar fing 5 tional interest owing : Pres Wak bel i of \u201cover |.\u201d Wo Yrs oH ata ov ; dou ess ed thé.the a], Movement ~and.éxc Yosteraey's: \u2018sensas { : He e oF En evel and I \u201cAxi Ci ds ?ing 45 = = Carts T ei A in London \"this.To nee, 0 tcl Akter vic sap) Partie the - Latest work.Of des E to.Ae is, moraing fio : | ; - , fire on.Feb.1.lly\" destroyed = i $ 4 while those.\u2018artists he general market op Ty I | te in underst Le 7 unless ail th legis] who, without market.o y Gubovery = tood tha i , the members of the Opvosition fanion sas Pas es ref ort) as Eee er found à Err of.ete gore A; Prior eabiñi \u201cwhile & 2 a at eb opt 1 a ea de anse Tight.\u201d eds rns AIC un ied slightly.Tomenste tog! pere à body in (the cof Sibi of the fuitable Puce for the wie Eh ales {8 Le Lori jr.ow ery please Cask Somtiern:.Pactte.was stsportst al od dent | about to be inane Te es pe ad BE that \u20ac in British Colwiibla, asc, be rr RICE pie market: iproved ionique Sontelbuted + a; $ percent.Steril dectas not bry \u2018and Canada.ied between this Bi iden, the br int in sa only | When \u2018the enr jee by the.biotin ub of 20 poorer Matin (SIRT 0 in beskers\u2019 bie |.A ie Dokzrty, = Ri : e pari are Jom cree mn : 183.876, to, 484.5% for Jor.démdand ie TAN Es er She ba Devore, Letterkenn ato an LL PE SEL sosie à\" : CO ie Bd ot \"silver, s, cugh, Mr.oh: Pol an seth T 07 a TEMS, | ; are 8.Government oa: \u201cSoxicad at % ol siti on hud the fact that bé \u2018Bone\u2019 lish w and of 1 For cm fo Ee | id \u2018Xavier Gagné, for driving 3 bores which a Mr ar ee ET VE IH is, claimed that pirtbday short eighteen ung a.the roots = vas ov | de omg Bre ta shouider, was à meter 5 14 0c or im Conacta\u201d tor been, & Oddiellow in.the wo A y Battie of Wategioo.the date ot he Fa LOST FROM: 4 Vâsase | évro dollars in the | i: Beir 5 has Jan, ME Bic.pi chester, Unity.FE of the.The Lord-Lientgpant's ture = i MS |.Chesapeake and Ohio, Ni: Chicage.Grass ES - \u201cnow \u2018bei tqmant\u2019s Avr Se I al TELE | : {5 Ee ear, Sa Gri | Jo Xesp London and os on | i Jn Here lh rong =\" te \u2018be co ar 19.A part 8 PL value vou forged ch \u20ac bd .wis is.per rie.1 14; de.Ras soigne ézclu due ae vu) in > same and © becx received Irish Le * peared from x 0.0% to, 323, od the to} 5 5 1k: Louigville and\u2019 Soa ae Bo | Eee Têties 0000 | a) rege\u201d \u201cthe yacht the \u2019 train number es ear of pe] nother, ay is ring hoor TIE i ie Bova bn + | Nortolk and W Texas, 26%; A un: out Beis?\u2018per annuîh; ten ing] te name bd 2 §demly + .a 4\" choice of Union station From The wort at 8.6 lock Found Tobe rng a lifak, moRt active ran ot tho i Fi Ceri Wl: Hoanly hromed, expent Ps de and § \u2018compliment M ah c\u2019olock ; her ' away feom its es, ee 7 jm expensive sta \u201c pos a The p eos aa om.Bo at.nid-\u2019 | Ee Ares will-lécttire in\u2019 | ae Tin Tae pene he Mal the ; do.3d ps EL R et Aus, or word! tite hundred, .ose work on the third: chal ane e Pacific Exp: in_gharge of [Qld ob; Westmount, to-morrow ehein, favor ra promisea to ve Snare | : hi \u2018South |.a = Lipton: for the \u201c lenger of = the, gg Bufalo.Just\u201d Tis soon a lectnye: will i nd nt poring \u20182 danger of Sp \u201cSp being ; - vite Gk Fe Co of Poet or Jar, advanced that the wish x ee ee whe NE hes 20H Beottish songs.by mer and | fab nepired ms shorts may Ben ened | Hes 0 au a club : ; i 0s the \u201csmn from bins connected with th Ys occurred EE Jo | os Hgiish basso, Who RESSAGE BOY \"NSIDR: wo wax.| 30 Peel street .204° 7: 685.\u2018do: 80,\" ire, invited.Hodemss, who vas oii of the, topal a \u2018The death of Minne- od; \u2018st, 672 Craig streak.XKINDLING FOR THB MILLI 7x, Kindling chi Jconists tp cross the Irish Ses, a ?is engaged 10 Fa, Si Maple $3.00; Tamarac.Blocks ia ha aopommalishel an 00 Avril asical tama WANTED, AT ONCE, OsaLs FOR \u201cgor.$1.38.cut.any ; = boxing and Laundry Dept.; aio delivered anywhere ayvhers in tha city.A is rege ame A mel SFR ; ad | GIB 8 recent, : : : Br Shaders x LAE Besors: - Taiepnone HID po nmand, rave.sa joat .as, : | ., EE Sh we Eo 9 ate > a ome | | : 8.Bd a .mier.ave.: \u2018 CES .ne * ® asile ; out \u2014two oats\u2019 the a Pupils Wanted.overtime t& oc, ie 8 taste.= the : i WANTED, TWO OR THREE PU \" Alex.Turnbull, set ry resanrer $7 er i ; Ë io tuition.Lessons given durine = \u2018 h : se ni Eds gy anteréati \u2018ÿrogrérhme will { 9 foot Se CL : : EE = : asian i 2 Tor en: sel \"x ing by : rE ce Re aie TEE Te es | SOE Toes Sir rt season, and.given.by Mr.Watkin.Mills, \u2018\u201casaist- rish x Jr ees CRU HLETICS io.| years sep, en \u201che | db, M: Parloxits, af ths Windsor iq.Ee p= v OWING CHALLENG ?\u201ctheir school days,\" ba \u2018 eat | Hall, to-morrpw \u2018eyenthg: , LT Pp = de er, ry loss\u201d their school day: ; = od wil sag the fain ; al: es peut SN Mor a _ Partner Wanted.! | eis | 4 emo\u201d og dley, à er man TC en of Batardsy afterndon, paper-chases, to messe Madden! ints evenge, Miraothens Gules, from | at Montrose, was:run qver by yard | VANTED, PART bocond-cest cash a .mmence às soon \u2018as \u2018the\u2019.snow 187018 \u2018the untried \u2018Mirthful® \u20acolt \u201cCederic.\u2019 andel\u2019s \u2018Alésaniders Feast\u2019; ;< With engine :y yesterday afternoon: and\u2018 in- |.security\u2019 required, two thousana dollars.r or ound, goo het they, intend to.call \u2018| to\u2019 the Bids\" Je mage.ers Ts Joy the Impatient Husbendman)- from stantly Idiled.\u2019 : - 4 | Address M., 1538, \u2018Witness' Office.rica\u2019 in the near.future to anv 8 TE rozord price for ad untéled tro- Hayy § Seasons\u2019; \u2018So, Sir Page,\u201d fro Jolin D.Seuve, # \u2018wa bash brakeman © wish Morat's \u2018Figaro\u2019 Even, Havent, of this city, vos bedly-injured'at Me |.Cottage Wanted.- - into & cn A 2 from Gounod\u2019s- agers Abie | frid, early yesterday, org.\u2018Owing |_- es = ht\u2019; Lawrence Ke 1 .atop pit made, WANTED, NUMMER COTTAG! atly rp el) xin Sf etercise, Sipor hissy ; Gerard.Cobb's \u201cCa: Ba v l'Hbat a collision was Montreal, about 4 or 5 ae he Aa na me.pi ons when oi souris : undiehds'; Myra, from ] PE ppen- nd June rer ire _and terms.260 Victoria ave., Westinouni- ping oc are\" re.br less.neglected or various han\u201d cided these \u201cip Chitsam\u2019s \u2018Songe.of he Turkish 5.lover à ri opp y-five ees &ipbiar meeting meeting of a sous, and athletds \u2018who wish\u2019 to.get Into.i ban \u201cbaer.8 olor o Wl or Hawke, \u2018from Harford ® Lloyds.In jfeet before : aching the ground: He Lost, \u2018Stray and Found.dition .- 11 certat : find\" Canadian \u2018chésaplorin [A Haw) rom Ha doy: gro aE ki Sn ug ely, fhe, Hoa 18.rt one, \u2018sad fi ment 1m Montre York, es per, poms 1758; \"Monk Goulds \u201cDaybresk\u2019 aud was badly * both, knee caps 2 ed mde mme = = tise Raion mo Shon AF the naw FAL \u201cMy = : Alicia -Neédham\u2019s being - fra fractéred, his chest\u2019 \u2018Burt \u2018and LOST, ON TUESDAY: ON SHERBROOKE re , Aérien | =a.| us the.ase mor poner.i.Can- A.club hoube, with ité si up-to- Sommemars\u2019s : frost ot, a Brown Lesher chor Purse, conta; largo \u2026 JI the 59 t \u2018was v et iL ph ati a 702 Sherbrooke mire : - a ot 3 e à et- This may den xn eanggerstion and soon plato.\u2018solos: BUT IT 18 TRUE - Polonaise) Grieg's BETATES MA MANAGED-\u2014LEASING AND Re- À ,, g personal | supervision.Al sufferers from Bad Blood shoud : Fist, Presse Te Soh Roots Real Estate bought and RO00K BLOOH SITTERS ne ares k SE IEEE he y ready to BURDOCK BLOONS wrens.\u2018in the hands, of -coniractors.i 3 ; CL |i he ne.stadium, an .= PRATER] ST] 7 LÉ = ; Pec ET , FOR SALE, OR TD LET \u2014 THE ring x \u201c| ed by permanent bands: of seats, the Like | yey \u2018was sé Rôyal A+ A Lane imeêtin : 4 | \u201cKingston, Ont, Mar \u201c day; stone mansion known as \u201cTien lots ould ote; of which is not to be : De Ve ain for.Quabac this | t te ime k Partisient, the \u2018Police \u2018Court, C ; \\ ee ot des Neiges road, on the pri Vie \u2018Ont, in 1668.Mee | 7.25 18 the old re oni 18 à tou ot ad i De OL te former! via shout 2 De ered.from impure blood had, he ancient ces of ont ¥1T5,00, and SA | thie charge of having carried letiers into | \u201cThe Poe Alexis Brunet Modern conv i pi 500 boils, but since cn DUR ruts ng capacity ot T00 ee 9E1 the penitentiary, and were fined $25 and ces, stables, coach house, ot, fli be DOCK BLOOD BITTERS I am en Lave ensliry orion tor 10,000 each, or.one month in jail, the | gold or rented for term of years.FV.Lil ly.x! ; to the University.br.minimyg nalty provided in \u2018the stat-| GERMAIN, 70 St.James cured, sid.oii recommend it-to- more, js to be given part pentes.son ad any pet nu Class A 1879, snd\u2019 will stand -as FE this, both men havé been | troubled with bad blood.: of the \u2018wenty-8fth an tvorsry emissed frm\u2019 the service.Mr.Robin- | FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, HOUSE on -| son vas an exeijerman nd Jia act in Westmount; ten roams and conservatory; in ES Se bardwood me.to an butt rer 007 |e her.husband in priser, = \u2018+ CAMPBELL a hay, Ms Amy ; NX, under die Pee.od a de .etai sas & Be says Some Sou time ago X re.stadium is obo\u2019 coul ; sient 220 stone CY 1 - FOR SALE, CHEAP, el ! ont ies Hearing 3 a That centrally sity ted property.778 and 778 , fa Baer : tie RSE, at resent, occupied by the Timmis | F| England) s famous i Kim; Comiy bers Lies ri ip or of Ls ps ke up.% > vu} on es matins MILLS, siete pralicec Mg Bl Snes | Tho TIMMIS NOBLE Co, Gym eme éme ra ane es Tn Am = = \u2014 = ; 2 vos of: °F sé fumer train.Thinl of a travel comfort: nt Puilmans, sunny y.eletteie Hghts | also obesrration .Eh pod, \u201cfe a wp comp! On this \u2018account, it vas | 4 EX the compar.] imâétely got ox bg \u2018of wok wind}! DOMINION LI 4 no irr STEAMSHIPS.o Again leaving Montreal (Windsor 8z,.Re! com 2-0 ;.r.sâla7 0 | Ionslagton.\u2026.Ma7 16 MONTREAL ts LIVERPOOL.\u2018 Reeniziireratiid from M vie Queanstows.poll 9 a.m.Returns, root Ottaws 2.From Fyoin Ralite: board Bloeper any sème after sas CANADA À à Jobbing sad neatly done.ry [A L- RICE._\u2014 _ CATHERINE SEE z | TREMBLAY « RIENDEAU, .Retatl 4 dvortiacments.& Builders, 9i¢ MAYOR ST; : near Bleury.Fatimates for perma LIFE stam.ry .- mt see 1 werk AR x Carpet Swoepsis Repaired.Tel, M, no.1 onzers BRUSH FORES, \u20ac 76 VICHORLA HQUARE\u20147S - RAIÉ SHAVIIS BRUSHES, Sy ian, Bn, BoA 0 Lis Bar 1 hood.smut be 8 man.who could die as the sianer's sub pet isi \u2018 & gi à God.à gs kor part; ot the.outs pemrnta, | | Without the death of an innocent ce White Wood Articles for Decorations < RH bout dette oeuf i bind 15%} Bores for-Qil and.Waise: Color Tg 1 A : 1 jh L eveuves:ot Mathemation! Instruments.>= MST Pos FRDE LONDOE, a WATT Te Carpenters lowing correspondence.from London: A city nian discovered last week ome.8) .red Fox-hu reo Se Bo Sor.; > hair.n in, Geo! oF.| \u2018 À er - rf tee notad paicters of ax \u2018arrived sll tight\u201d - - old prints.arty call cited, \u2018 Pim > \u2014 \"a.t Lee init Old frames Regided 261 I NOT APRAID.ite you afraid to go down stairs apd I | bowntam & Hastings: W.oR.Hoe, 2285 8t.Catherine st ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, - 48 Beaver Hall Ea - - Bigetzio Wiring of all binds Estimates Choerfully \u2018JAMES LAWSON, me all these years.You ought to nave Sorioped my conversational powers mare.> Clves.After I find tha burglar I won't know what « to say to.him.You'll have to stand at.the Bead of the misère and do (hg talking.\u2019 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2018guide\u2019 when wanted, =, ; f ?2c, ! js be Go \u201cà ; d man you tu @ 12 Se, = ae sont | MACHINE and ENGINE WORKS [> ~~ 7 \u201c+ stall show wii an of the a re Roi Toots Sposiaity.|: TS.1 pak, bin do's (Heb 31 ify 1608 day 13; me a kt poms stmated 0 drag hin & the oéruti T4: L Ti Ut, 18.) \u201c44 OOTE STREKT, Bell Tol Main 368.ae mr ot.* tt.mat ele mins ; ; ld\u201c.hk tn of, n> by hae R.G.BALLOWAY,| 3 on le Té oo Ce NA officer En axpenter, * wae sick, we.gave Bes Cas A Jl Bo : Tai Son: WorkShop.128Ble 81.Rocidonne, 27 Batmasai Bt is a : 00 bis \u2019 i \u2019 fn potion.22! Doors, Windows, Blinds es the wae à Chi aie cid for Casoria.on 0 ' \u2018asie ad\u201d ati » Ee ER When she becansé Miss, she clang to Castorie.res : 2 i reve - fo Lo HARTE, saeepr, | - cet ei marie Vrsan dé CatarchafBe gere tn Canoe and\u2019 motic ; Ag dh 5m + 1e l'en: the oF \u20181700 Notre _Baans Rérogé, Mentesal : i putting ; 25e ve thoft, way of, Jeaning on 8 Yaa; if mecusenry, me 5 i = : a tending aco le af gata, a irl.my authority 34 d'art wt por of ny Aut Sod J.SKINNER, | ort maid dbo ape prolessor's wits, F She looks a lé but she \u2019 3 TE st.the old ow\u2019s Bair op vo \u2018Christ: The old mad is in Maven PL NBER, BAS & STEANFITTER dant believe you've heard a word that I've the age at which her sisters thronghout| You would not\u2019 strike & wi Le long ago.l'am-heré, doing what I J anti; ané here vo Been: talking fur bait em el and amet: ful fant, are mar - \"an \u201cD.Hills.: ¥ oh to x the ee ol only a |.Orders Prompily Attended fo.\u2018| pour?8, e 8 dapeud- cg FL we ane WAS as's resul « \u2019 ing from her head, the litle boddios be- teed me I oe that 5 ath new dy pi that word thousands will be in heaven\" > \u201ca Dore re ra = an it the mosderie = a are of the ove mater) at her are & more.pope poverhl mn that he; RAT onward: | 105.the 6ld man started forces; to as when vos 8 \u2019 PE ae ae REE WILLEN R Sed TP, SCOTT, | \u201contidren Ory for.nder the wall of e fort] me ep o him,\u2019 and he turned AB} : n Ww Tie Es 7 .aE in \u2018Hho wrual dally as to face the old mam Who Loy ren ter.task of the women of the lower orders, régies dropped his archos and] x wis \u201cars; says \u2018Robert Steplians, aor Morte, the \u201crenownel be PAINTER & DECORATOS, | .that of making cow-dung cakes for fuel; | atbod leaning on it, quiet but TALS à poor:man's home, on the coast of | EFle LUegrapt TENE was, aries ask LATEST STTLESOF DECORATIONS à SIANS CASTOR I A and ai the.foot of the wall, with is! The little gl id run forward with ornwall, England.by > niyie, yentéa ed, \u2018Professor, when you were making Genèral of Woodwork, Plaster.: beck against it, idly basking in thd sin, her Jong bambob stick ii â of age I wea gent into.& ing your experiments yonder in your rooms Bepsirite \u20ac = Child 4 relies s loutish ooking Jad clad jn a} had x out Salt 088d yard to work for my living 3 My Xi he ao you ever 2e ities, 249 oRAIS , cor, Ambierst, |.ren Cry for ü Ta a.reo .C ings Ww -of- À a stand, owing ROUSSEL, 1 - a ce bs I\" (Ho! o mis: head paire gung ite deank in these in- next¥ \u2018Ob, ar more than \u201conce\u201d sax ANNEE ST, «=: = MONTREAL, CASTORI ! a Bn, oot Wf asd show Tt fusncs.\u2018I drifted along to the 4 Ama at muh ey ee Let ' A.; ory +.\u201cLox aud ghow.y ju.thet time I nes nswer conf \u2018 he old an bd greed Ta care ajr A with Joung men dense slr?aid the Profs; put À OCILVIE BROS Children Cry for now turns \u2018his heid, but makes I of , \u201csnd spend, the evening matter ol whic public knows .Ply.ES > 3 re \u201cYon the Se in some kind of street nothing.yhengyer.YT eould not sen Sanitary & Heating Engineers CAS | OR IA.goles moves mp omer tbe bed: | dare L ves-oub on this mission Tu ain I prayed ue mors 157.7 240 BLEURY STREET.! touching it, and then bending eu peninder a vilage w Soin Td as Had of Mather and 1 ve tell you' that when TRLSPRONE-Y août.Ean WL 5 Advertisements, out again : wn on the old man, call} \u201cve \u2018and of half a dozen ni \u201cMart| dists came or going ote from thei?flattering Bonors came to tie from Am- a GRANT, \u201cHere, old follow! up and_show je ey Uinesars, Harchundpors prayer-mee \"When they rewched jeri oa and.Europe on, socount.of the so » KRONOR & RUTERBERG ua ihe wy to the indigo factory.You =.pointe with his long, Jean 10 ius they stop , for Joma zeason | 1 do venti .hat poire 17 zama, il arr es UILDER, PAWN BROKERS, w; the indigo factory ; Mr.in not.know.\u201cof.the\" party, an\u201d neyer.© hein.ce - Shop 8% ft.Le es fé 01 CRAIG ST.- Neale Hves.Do you not hear m¥ ¥ he pris talon à mf oll those nee Were ide, vemé up to me, and putting his {had made a juable ation: of ma ti de buminiane M lend Dismoond calls out ory lowly, ur the oid tte mine\u201d i alder, and calling me gJeetricity, HOt- because was: super.ptiy FP Hr \u2014 Sevetierz\u201d Fur, gases up st him quietly, but takes mw) Steele glanced to pe towards the old woman y a, 2d lor, know why, but ior to other: men, but solely \"because sobre dog Etimatos armee Bosse and Lite Corine, Da Ware: RE À with her bot s the condition \"dre hos|T always pray- for -rou*: Wheñ:'he had d, who meant.it for for mankind, must 1 A dusrttsements.t Xe \\ said this he lifted his hand, and-the reveal iE to some one, and was pleased MATTINSON& POPE ae ART Fe TI ce \u201c| ai ; she prayer-meeting trowd down the to reveal it to me\u2019 The, inventsra }\u2019 ) Jansen toms, Lil 1 with sbeolate Al 31 A | \u201cnever showed her face out %} doors; she Pevoet, 1 Jooked.siter them out into frst message, MV t.bath.God |\"; - PLUMBERS, coc | IR das ans: dome] MALARIA | Siem ant pertu okt dede tallow prey re The ye he tm 1 ue gere \u2018hb \u2018Fy #08 Dorchester Bt.| [rman wo urns his eyes on the old shat o ow prays\u2019 oF nade jt 5 sad 14 Ropaired.- D, BRITTOR.Optician, Chills, Fever and Agu, SEES El À Ps cer Tok prt aod VE | Sn are cured hy purifying 1 the\u201d ae bee bre coed ike begga, 82 Bad gear nn fel T\u2014 = = bloodandgiving thesystem Yon i in.is fort?» A ROT SA ST on |e 2.hut i à Sus GET YOUR 3 a rcserve of strength that.REEL j ae Pad ee qu RE | BEDDI N G ; PR = 4 ys; Doors, Blind \u201c| Re-Made equal to New at comes by the regular-use of | Nef mi HEE Seiad e-2, ule #My mother was oubled with éon- || sarige Doors, Blinds, lean-bo Tot her sumption for many years, Av last OAS - \u201cshe was given up to die.Then she soxes em .-J| LUMBER, and Pectoral, snd J 2 Sawdust ane Kindting.\"- FERROZONE \u20ac: 2 55 Trié ave] os MORTREALL | a : ss - pacs eee apy Aan = 1 | Colds.Thrive person =~ This W TN a | An S Weather BR - ee ARE Whiat win Bethe Resutt?vo, ME.HUO ve : \u2018 2Gein.Decide This Matter by car THE.FOLIGE, ARE Toïnoro.BEAND .Veing © .fa DEAD MAN WITH THE a | RE OR CHASES J i J spectators in Tr of the whard on he man hd ung, * \"LINSE ED AND spectacle in im, hay ~~ TURPENTINE, sue a, oe.«sen.ou come to think of ministration to ne ; FE RD OC re ed which.ink of the 3 Er y that the- = a sabot Fou a severe STR | many colds \u2018which have their begin.Hon où à ductioir.ir question Fo fg -only.des A=: It is\u2018expected that thé inquest\u2019 ning in this changeable weather, ang sxirmieh of newspapets: and periodienis posted in Twill be conchided next Monday unless which are bound to\u2018end in pneumonia, presentation Canada\u2019 ior the United Kingdom.{pome new evidence oË.importance devel- consumption\u2019 or some deadly lu commission \u2018Over four.years, 50 \u2018I made\u2019 spph- EEE \u201cMrs.Burdick, iel>s trouble, - the matter of neglecting 4 The Prem cation.to the Fmiperisl government for |.urnaçe.ere the man.who tended |cough or cold.becomes a rather ser.namés Of t a reduction 16 the ra f postage.on mace, for.the P etinells will - probably ious matter.ernment.® : _From- \u2018à cokd in the head the trouble Eritnesé pr works its way to the throat, along Chancellor | , - the \u2018bronehial tobes, and finally into Falconbridg ie oe longs.tind and irritation of mrigaic 8.throat, s and soren je ° #82 bronchitis, cromp,.whooping cous Gerke the.asthma .and each and every form of imatruetions .pr * in coughs and.colds are readily \u2018and thor leader of \u20ac # ?pas-mads Ra reputation by rs \u2018thousands of absolute cures iL oughly Crd oT arsine AE EEE «= of chronic coughs and old colds that have hung on for months.| Mrs.J.W.Tova, Albion sires 1a the = 2 'Shiloh\u2019s .is\u201d the : most wonderful : Lung \u2018Tonic of \u2018the ages.- cet x erile, Ont, vais In the x certain che It ds the remedy Shat is ha to gure dr money .fo Romer cold, secompanisd wich s bad ve ers » ; \" \u2018 : PB cougt wi almost id up for a rofu Surely: tds.worth a trial, is'nt Bide, ole is te tips,\u201d 1 tried several remedics, tui CIE a [stand on: At she.will.poseibly be with indifferent results.On the ad.Ontario; x 1 called.40\u2019 identify the meu- vice of a friend I got a bottle of Dr.said Legi tioned above.\u201d She knew both: the dead | Chase\u2019s Syrup of\u201d and Tur Sir Oliver ° |e a and.Pennell, probably bet- pentine, aad\u201d found : that it relieved Province à ter, than: any.one (person, in the work, | the ough at onpe.the time I had ; : | à | énd ber ye be taken the ome bo cold Edward ; in, reduc Au\" Lanost important interesting of: the I tht ud vu God, of ment, in favor of.ilar ction by | entire proceed pone, and Ioan truthfully recommend Great.Brit | the Imperial \u20ac government: Pine details \u2018of the.strained relations | 38 2.splendid Temedy for cough fender of \u2018The council adepte tb | betréen \u20ac the twp-dead \u2018men \u2018were: gather- aut colds.\u201d Whereas a: for Sir] ed immediately after.the murder of Bur- || Ds.Chases Syrup 6 Linseed ad the 11th d ; 4 dick: and before -the: death of Pennell.\u2018Turpentine \u2018is abi tn its bert Ro { Pennell stated frankly to the authorities effects on -the system that it cura Ro Legisl + | that the relations between himself and! when ordinery Teen mixtures have t of 4 Baraiek were \u201cstrained, very strained.no: ef t, whatever; 25 cènts & bottle, vince | He, went into\u2019 some \u2018details of his rela-| family slie- (three \u2018times as much), 6 Diatrict 0 1 tions: with: Mrs.Burdick and: of his -con- cents.At all desl Fdm gore dy] nection- with Mr.Burdiek.: It was-learn pates & C ealers, or Anson, whereby 1 = tion fi: avo \"of a ta reduced \u2018postal mate | ed\u2019 also that angry words thut- passed es o., Torghto.Gamey tr a and periodieals | Boom Bark ahd-Pennell at: a 8 meet, | i Légidative à no er e- two\u2019 men-in an\u2019 at |.LORD.OBERT he \u2018offers ts\u2019 to the least one: other nisin near by.Burdick R 58.VISIT Leglulatin or his \u201cet: od lik: partner, tie ert Btra meetin; n after.¢ ee eter.esac poke to te | em COMMANDER B.CHIER AN aid Legh savaring other\u201d than\u2019 the \u2018authorities ai \u2018the -hoë- 1: ber of the fom | lity between him an said Bindick Cn te said provi | dæy' he was! first arranging\u2019 to \u2018give\u2019 ot: unlawful : À statement © at for publication 2 he\u2019 9 gpoke ef the said ÿ pait.of.what he \u2018intended to the paym \u201cft deals with Burdic ck,\u2019 said Tpenmell; to.és 1 part.day, the at the P a comes Tir rate Sater., % ha, would By by the 4a 3 oa ; 3 ; tu EE | rire aan Es 1, ot pr} : ; 1 of ; .dai \u201cof, local.traix Le cn art = f= about moe, I eed 3 peo fi to Te trip vita.;a great deal of sforasal 4, about'seveh miles north of \u2018Guelph.Junot: ple kmow- just ithe kind of f man be was, plese.: \u201cIt wbuld be '& return visit tly a : north of Cue pamiily.}and then ips \u2018some of them tarn \u2018of the many paid to England by Amer re.Row this morning abo Sa \u2018morth | Daggage cat, © afoul wi mail sad 2-] a little of their to him that they 1% Ofc Te on Wl might De time & = * Marden, Cd aix miles frôm here.\u2019 lags'coua tur tatning, of mo are ; dévoting mio 587 | ed -in.a fer days.The announer tive Ase No.17, with Mr.Lillis; conductor, .didn ; \u201clike | ment.ee in response, fo.an invita for and .aûd Me.Hezelw , engineer, left Guelph : haye ton from Pilgrims\u2019 Chub \u201cof New which th \u201cabout It clock, and ¥ as running, à t-a ip | told the police frankly.that we were not Toth 0 vit nt Ein Ans is nou à fair rate of !épeed, when ome-of tle -| on good termi.His death coming at this | : : se member Hin, 1 1e believed,- \u2018oir the rear coach, xË jme was one of the worst.things that ee eid Sas And w juped the track.An ominous buy?legs and ribs hurt.d have ba pened tome.\u201d Tc TE ROTAL ATGANOW.well Gas oer went the coaches.© The Passenger & the eats.© - ; .»Natwithe ng elt the tlk about |.The members of the Grand: Conncil of offer of -cpach went off .apparently over a\u2019 trestle ro 52.McHl Callegé ve.2 7 me.her Pennell, however, ne sila act the proyinçe.of the Royal Arcanum will Robert 8 \u2018move Ts crossing under\u201d the track, nue Montreal, cuts on Bath.bands.ls ; ategoricaHy The Foreign.Os] 5e : dy on a ded min.ae rch be he thi.Rn .\u201cwei 7 o, Charles D Pease, meme | that-a communication had been sent.) 4ecti r of pointe at Citadel City Council, No.todo that the ved a Toronto, sa i Holland in regiSl to & pov branding : city; A large number of members wil member al y ray, t@veller\"for the Buck: sible\u2019 géneral railway.\u2018strike and.the stop- 0 bo eh GP The men sai 2 ?Stove au ford \u2018badly bruised pageof \u2018ifternational traffic, The sec-] : -bers left Quebec wacsing by me And wi a il coach \u2019 Fptary.of the Hate sailvars.siyy there which was | cit] Ge.T.RB.trei ist tng * was almost\u2019 co mptetely The esas ; col n from a e Coline MR rkad te But it held onto to thes tender, and did not 1.standpoint between\u2019 the two countries; | commun the Clerk ve: gérer down the bank where it went off.: en gine did not leave the track:._- \u2018There were.quite a.few people on the |\u2019 \u2018tein, of whom eight were seriously.in-1 jured and from twelye to ooked day \u201cof; Janus 2008 At thé \u201cplace 8 aies and Oream promet ate, on out .visit serai, fa La So.\\nffui mecs A \u2018fnéèce.ot gai ve a tion, | ; ch BLOUSES.Amer a Roswell pes al \u2018was sean pe i x ey AEE PRT a shades; fof ht be time a member of :the- said Ee : end || i - $30 unce- her yt \u2018as of ator to ote os and Dr.SOBs ie se ap ACK GTW.0° a EEE A; tout ou ACK, CHET: Ea ; ow ad EA at tend salé time Tr ai © o bop SEE ater he M ra cannes Pass anus AE Foray Bale oo cor ce $388 member.\u2018There\u2019 a Uy ries ongle dues seers ot 5 | os LATA, \"413 wheress the.said Bobet.; 3 te 54 ie FRIEZE WALKING skinTs, ME\" 4 of well Gamey fuithér charged by he = ne À : fer Friday Ssle 1-28 M cil of offer of paisbnage Hé the: said a Bhi HRY: ete a= ; 4 SUITE.- en to- Robert Strafton di ados of to to bribe | eI os SUITS, Goliar, 8 a corruptly « TA ener se FI : (rt : will member.te vote for and smppoté the ; MÉRCER six.: mem- said government.\u2014: =.| I Flom CO D MERCER y spe- And whereas the Fives several pépeis es 3 ; valve, SH for Friday - ; companies coment, hy | ; a pap sx the Clerk of ts Tegiitive Assembly, 1 the\u2019 + hon n, } Er * hE, se \u201cMr \u201cGary eñ- 5.; a to sommit Pattalla | Ta \u2018tha , ttes of the \u2018Load le Dr rer, Fg ir J deri pen SL eS \u2014 16.A and A E.on os the \u2018mformant, charged Wright with sie Pilpulsy od ME i \u2018publishing a false bolstee sheet.\u2019 : : xbox.YESTERD AY'S BROWNINGS coRoNERS.JURY gave SHEE \u2018WERE PUREUY ACCTIRFTAE ce.ÈS | The coponer\u2019s énquest vus was held ibis bodies She f .: morning over raed in the \u2018= tows Lust he a dint of death oh drowning.It is said that Jom Hayes, the oldest of the four boys, \u201c+ \u2018à littie-boy named Rye y fom drowning in thé (awed only ¢ a- : doy?\u201cheiore thie \u2018accident.oi UT fd tren 1 od wl the mémbées of the Opposition, * leo write #° and if any * hem 3, the Gi hy Saad ; y jem write tù i ir É some- 4 daté At The Same, they would be entitled fo] 4 x and would receive jupt as fayorad) = hee swer.(Thunderous position 85.0 ers 4 1198 TL at heck 3 Mo\u201d Os i access Jection ha bees proton ei ; Feith ET of beter chee, {he ayes of the elect as ct FHI LONOSIORENE.À te « he \u2018eyes elec 1 Dott in ho Canad independent Labor Burewt, tors.\u2019 Mr.on on Tourne this ch} t hich po organised by the.deve ftom.cient man Be work om 4s he wharves 1 Lhe the utterance of the Premier, .\u201ctof semaine sprig \u2018men ars being registered.od, producing x Pina Pe fanten wi Hon GW.Rows, LLB, 156d the | ished, pe e hich stated Hart [5 tht 7 po en the eourt of Wright's arrest in a yo su of the - Pre the lX tone you.in 38.| ecple oT ory Bh Ppp ewy BU EE TL LE Sha Se TREE TLE rch por ra eee D - née Si a an J | vont how riens\u201d ruée: \u201cWORK: nou, he gor (he direstion of Mr.fohayneor ! | SHOULD NOT BE AX4NDONED.~ if Shut many children leave echec 0 - |-d4ep-them in the Way of manu \u2018 den alt ï | should be into consideratio ns Le EX AUUSTER OF PUBLIC W WORKS.Sm A CABAL NAS PORDED ATAmST HIM IN.oe CABINET.my we have\u2019 had during, the.the r brought | ears under the favorable: con.|:the/ care of children fn ought up wy a.ditions pn ae Bir W: don- th arrangement Douce 40d \u2019 ald, ald.on, the general am a Sooo and Su home life.Between * >.; y we Are \u2018obliged andon ; * LE nk \u2018in manual tragung do well pele of thanks given, end the ace 1d votes Just \u2018was-the emphatic \u2018opigion.of Dr.Robins, 7&8 a0 ne meeting.Miia « general een the Rev.E.I Rexford, rector of thy | tic one, adjouriw pardor and of] pH | High\" School, and TORY: es | colleagues.that it was a settled nat : Tia] changes: poiicy body,\u2019 else | tthe appreatly.of of pes The JOB AS & hy oo a à ù de take Jha Tepon pousibility of | of ga 5 BE SRG satiety \u201cthe Opposi-, Soul.Woes, held 3 de Y, M.o prod ucing snowstorm or : soft, an Lethe there |.osity hie\u201d would \u201csay [.yesterday: Lidia: J 8 reason and for a \u2018 dr be a erin En \u20ac ut Hug | Tar on the tari | i It hoe moved by 3 Laidlaw, me ing ome's shabbiet, à domes lone à the Vo s blaine Tor + adi 5 paved, Fat in view of a amd\u201d EE today can.ook.juss as a trim ang = Fa j i wo pain de Tarte I ed the as & \u2018of_the three.years\u2019 test.of the benetits in & Pouring rain as abe can (5 the 2 the gent of my colleagues to ecommend- of-manual training \u2018which have been pre- abine.the sun There Ww ing he: calling to the Public ek Sa poet sented to-day, be it resolved: 1.That ihe A hen the rainy-day costume £rat utes nes Sows my h ple frien friend, be Misi energy.e bottom of Jan J n| Montreal : Logal Council of Women de- it had little +, Bad not Fit Argy.ter of Marine and F j ender - \u201cie imputation ta ae ; ok L{aifes- to record its great appreciation of Nt \u2018It \"besides ita all rng of water.\u201cthat phase f the matter and took in.th land, and the olin series, to the Wri So ther.disloyal to my colleagues.I cannot stand | Hô | tie Ro apes ot gir Bu Bat having once a foo evig evident utility, has been ¢ » Of She-ma took in-the Fisheries Department of the member for that, whatever She posit position sus the Prime | A William\" M; onald in ting \u201cthe : perman t pl f.pled and given it y t \u2018whole tariff question.; Mai I À 0 In! inaugurating \u201cth en tape of.its own, femin joo.ond t! @ sonneuve, Mr.Prefontaine He.bas, deserved .m work.2.Tha que oar ,\u201d who uch from | 0 tit e efforts ed to make of it\u2019 t .+The \u2018Prime Minister, on\" rising, was| since been\u2019 Beturned \u201d for \u2018that\u2019 constitu- \u2018the country but: his words | candat- turn | \u20ac Le J ! for appearance 8 thing to ry \u201cgrested > with loud ministerial \u2018applause.TR.TARTÉ sr into-accuracy.slatements tha} \u2018sre \u201cknow that i one où I liscal question.) sioners obtain.th ÿ = aw.& ryiny doy Terns for s à few \u2018für \u2018Wilimid remarked that owing to the aire Hom, Mt.\"8 STATRIGNT.| .» \u2018iin be found,\" \u201cSir ; 8 earry.e training, and ai pes BELEN owner of one of ropont wr cthody of pebliciy in these days there si \u2018as be \u2018arose- i i on the he g PERE \u20ac té; til.snéc ato Fe \u2018.0} in_these da; e e he in e h A fred trade ; Some \"ot he Dew riny-d ron! wae: Bi ttle for him: fo miy.on this matter| Pr ler sitting down.He seid: \u2018It will orien at 18: point.i Coil |e The 5 ore- the were are of.-cravenette Cas costumes season on thet the House did not already \u2018know.Ye no to.the House 1) I fer\" a.es Mr.Sion, that if hyn | Domest ajith nt \u2018\u201cMantal reining rainy-day costume £ a dark pet to Hanls ; \u2018ls September last, wbile in Europe,.he, answer the state PP ad.Bey perha ] urers - à Tombermen ens, .agricultural Mre.J.B.Learmont presided, and there treated to the cravenette process, on Satur uid received several communica tionsdrom Fo mob fe ment made: Right imp lements, .an umbermen could\u201d pot | Were present Mrs.Bovey, Madame Thi- easy-to-wall-in skirt is ib instep | y tied up ir Lauada calling his attention to the course My Eight Honerable friend ie ies | Gn sons, on » protection of beat iite nga] ton Mes, Wert Reid, Mra.Wal entered - Bae Minister of Public Works.abroad.for sev Tone Obie ro erent, ey ernment; etter shut, up sho : ; fon Mes W.8.\u2018MacNaughton, Mrs.J.from H tiers charged Mr Tarte with turn he reache | Montreal on Oct.18 Tt | never decided tha if the wilt dp: Mo br ees Mor, THE Boars flo gr ovement vas my duty, as it was my pleseure, to | try oc \u2018other industry could Tot Iie | Johannson, Mre.Franc Redpeth, dan The \u2018ci 1 he I we that both of us vould be in Ottawa the ou ai shut vu Xe verily believe its, : x % i daring : ~~ the Canadian \u2018newepapirs, next day, Sunday.On that day he tele- the intention of government to The.Prime Minister ; tit 0 i iver.© EGR Ere te Fel Shel i SSDI TLRS mol Ls ie sank yy ame fe = the new antic to Jequaint.bimacit with me.that-sonie of my speeches made in hia 4-the Simones of ae Totem the Tocate Jritection.et the Manufactur:| Lea - fumes of éhecked Cloth are made rot sow y ais Co] absence had annoyed several of my col est member of the admi tion: Bs.He could not go ouch.JX Mi teal.; o, Mrs.Ee are.1e in many a * to the perhaps not the least iential, \u2018gave | the\u201dCabinet hîterwards, but the result, .Jang Norio acm Jacket being among he verre league\u2019: action.He was forced to the leagues, and were causing.trouble te, him, conclusion that the matter.certainly.re-| He essed terview gored vein, 8 wl of in| are me da iE dR) SSID Tso) bie re be |S, a he ps, by the Minister af Finauce in his] 29e ne PE ue gov Me against -any.tariff.i 8 sh à Minister GE Finance having.ig ° chairmen\u2019 of the\u2019 Hoa \u2018Board of \u2018she cou fe Pp.niger of Finance in bi | th ought that 1 mot, have.\u201ctaken the] signal for a personal attack îne | @ov .\u20ac Qa Te | missionets, and\u2019 Sthers, regretting their.Co THE AD OF 46 pets Mr.Ficlding's declaration of) Lorion 1 bei taken, 2, nfo ormed_ kim saveral \u2018newspapers.of.imparisnce\u2014the | there would \u2018be no increase,T ask the: insbikty to be presen Ame \u2014 esd to-d Jat, session part as follows pou We do) bo te remain iy ober : bad no desire mips «ee.Press re er i Bifta ns O- 3 Minister of Punta Works wêre- \u2018his.eB Roper per wae one on\" Dx fo ee \u2014_ sad fort {3p} \u201cpropo make any.tarif chances 5 the.' ns justifist, eter pr Mie ta VES, pum 1.= ee, bo oak ay.ta if æ ane 26 ad in aration, jhat, po gt, 1had waited and other pe > the ont g- well\" tha the Words of the: nae \u2018Minister le?That Reotia.- in e ubli ic\u2019 achoels heels of Now RAVES.\" its prose elim thet the tariff is perfects ,.As| tion.I.then my resigna- influences behind, the scemes.in the Libl| mised a tariff révision this year BA, told of its: introdn that \u2014~ = time passes conditions: change in our| position to hi io ths Th to explain wv them, Jig.| than E- can undérstand, If the Panes ovi gave a ood sen o I x Ee ole and it will be wel \u2018for us to | mid Bi, to ask tobe fe Dept 2 a meme in mongst 2 à w .\u2018cour he choo \\ .= | \u2018tariff.ORR iat rem Hat ne tion © Jeary TL pio frat rors oe pars wi 0 ous : ve Be pres de ; sigh, i reason ire some speeches made -when :he To ol i D en .he was abroa col grant to.schools Pre cd it ine A police Heutenant Sanouring, the rioting 3 In the.Provincial examined the inscri Bora] schools\u2019 domestic \u201cscience is taught while.a PRA pete bein di ) moiuding cooking, food values and con: rita & pair of sheers clip ipped.off the rib- = terio.> bons whi nécri personal gang, laundry.dry-wor eter, yh, home been : J rath cos j-ers- going Out \u2018into -countey - distæictà -humoréus verse: abegt the Heir Lieatea: - Uonditions arise in other coun- of whi we are obliged to take Nas dat di BNET Gopi El EE Rm Sn Ba SE ou is tariff 1 to Féinain \u2018unchanged, but wé think the time| béen ond St me and abel bad not « opportune for making.changes at dor ib ¢ circumstances.he would d under : M Fu pre I had no no desire to {in speaking thus thé-Finance Minister à ¥ remain .Kas.spenking officially, snd was inter lon fn member of the cabinet.1 told : of y Tesigna 355 th present he Pari euros en] 1% aoe.on ary 4 2 aida PL Fed be | Bi r wo these very worde\u2014\"You ÿ take place, and -t ery .J bowing thy stand hy fhe.polie han de sets fo ation ao on of health; fain oy re res- ia mis creasing work FES one in ht \u2014 mats | .Pepe wntil the condition of the country appolat in 2 my ae oda; dons n't marys 8 .mi be TE vs - Io require a parture from t + pot everything Tan 3 ; ; gas *.3 Cig save over » ednceive how.hé- den.i x athased at veine the soon of din | mocks and trouble you.\u201d (Liberal ap.fs Sd re ps Lava passed in the Cae be mol \u2014 od i that the pol e laid down, my boon © The Prime \u201cdid: pot Ene friends oad\u2019 policy: inconsinetnt with the best interests 8 \u2014At the twenty-nisth not risi _ friend, o then Minister of Public | wilh \u2018hat view.ea Re agree iar Pre sue they ad of-Canada; he lost & 8 food o pa nity of | 1.representatives of Ger- Cap \\ He tos entered into 2 cympai , advosat: Terulie to leave.the Be Gime a eyance i bave explained ad men, 2 vai cer the.lent son mister de-| tin, Hings w were =\" and.their effects, ete.a * ou Possdow.good 5 ther direction of Tighe duties 2114 and y: ! vas a from I Foros oa Weds: | wder hich.my.migration vos © Raced b> Tar fers id he Monday Het, dr Stated that oe were ome Tr es \" e stringent protection.- - a Le + PA ons was forty-six pots arent protection.For the pur.fee ga Mondsy, marding before.leaving ideluded thèse for Working women, \u2018end trade; but be ego Que duty sod me jouir Question at \u2018present before the way up the conclusion vous, Can Boy howe, from\" Mei rapid inrease in their plants merely be I .nie, it.was of no circumstance tibly to iny mind that A 3 sage, irresis- ormal -and \u2018Model Schools, etc.* Two cause\u2019 of en exceptional de still int tatever Whether my honorable friend all concerned that the situation be for Si ery nad been introduc mand.een oa : Le At paresse or a decrease of [lieved without any more delay.I oon.a hon c The ice 5.puit error\u2014the constitutional cluded then not Somply with, hist stations Th ti sdminietration be wis bone ie ithe, aid ditt 3 oy ersten, Iy de A ee be 3 de rames LE \u2018 5 e ; : orcible on oo Bas this rubject, and whose voice had friend 3 tr cid Brit hin} | Mania] training in its relation to téch- ORTY .Pen heard upon the.floor of this House the next morning.At one p.m.his an- | + \\ nical education.\u201d \u2018She: observed \u2018that \u2018we: start ca uid tain tone, that the govern.swer was taken to my hotise, alth hel?\u2018urs'at an\u2019 interesting stage of educational Bignl would.ot indie exting Coon | Bow es on By his direc- -aj Me in- Montreal, the\u201d indiontions = ; ! CT Snow vary ony tarifl changes.tion, I bave no doubt, both bis letter and | | §Edwth and expansion being, manif idly be told , the.House need mine were handed over.to the press be- Abe public is learning the truths on tolock befo 5 nen assented (EO that the gentle- fore I reached Ottawa, on the same day \"ae hich manual {raining is is based, and is © C1 - before the fi were finally L.not expected to | ae council board are that the Premier's letter was written.\u201d .|, je to understand that the whole nishin Somtrol.Mr.PE fur \u2019 \u2018their views use they aif op Lumous as TI did not begin nor carry out any new | child should be put to school and devel: ed CEA the x fon F no or Dr of come | PR Le pi ici ot Be A, | ap ot Te Dota] wear 08 Frofessing fhe plavse) ia the of the Premirg thereto.w-| years\u2019 experimental geriod\" of manual Log.8 thou Present die political views to Fresence Premier +.some pointe: But council iit for th; vas coal) members of the House.and of | ar: red at th he trading.W - What, 6 de pote irs Quarter Ë plepons- Tosonciling these differences, : / Tarte reg PES rique gécanions - | Of.1 take the statement, but I Fst 3 Mutter will give what tT .\u20ac in reg: ; tion and reset » solution nr made by himself im.the hearing of the Jy oof Lie interview just the aimé t| public opinion wants and is willing.to wi peers MomOR BUNS gos _ comes law io al remain which be Finance Minister and the Premier at the El \u20ac to 0 #0 it would have.ontreal, | pay for.- In Nova Scotia a ELECTRIC.MOTOR.RUNB AWAY, e = Det.g -cabi- banquet given by the Canadian -Manufse Tok oon ent for me to deny the | J grant: of six dollars per i Sper emt annum Preston, Ont, March.18.\u2014An- cles\" », to \u201cI at also aware that in some instan turers\u2019.Association in Montreal in No- reports of my eee on, He.frcel pe the 18 made to \u2018schools havi manual train.tric inotor of: the.galt, Preston a= bead \u2018\u2014iiot jn Auy\u2014e man speaking upon tie LTC, 1901.He had advocated à \u201cThe Prime Minister seid ing in their curricylumi.rovincés-| Hespeler Street, Rai!wa hace pr-r of the moment may be jed inte \u201c7008, Canadian tariff and protection 8, Mind oad be | Mr | 4s, taking steps.inthe me.the grad \u201cClare vrs out 8 view which would be rts 3%inst American.competition, amd had Couon that the teri de Aré we to lag behind?;.o near Clare Brothe Engl tained \u2018by his colleagues, but if that eclared himself fas a protectioniat who ernment was: laid down in the \u2018parents realize that manual train- dry this afternoon, jumped thé: tock Austra mains an isolated case no serious barr, S020 intend: to renounce his faith 1897.But it has been sup supplemented by.bin in is & means of developing attention, #24, ran.into the river.The.freight bed c: - would come of it An appeal #rom \u2018 ed Speaking of the cabinet, \u2018he had: said, the Figarre Minister\u2019s statement Bi .try, neatness, a respect and lova | OM \u201cattached broke away from \u2019 the frightiy sufficient te ro etimes we fight like blazes\u201d \u201cMr.year Babes Was, ta.all\u2019 bukiness EL der\u201d oneést- labor, \u2018habits of self-reliance, miotor and ran,ecross the dridge.Sev- vent b promote barman to make hime ur.LAF?Paused in his reading say \u201cThese promies to revise the tariff snd bg in-| The : ness \u2018of \u201cpurpose, and other \u2018quali eral of the men on tbe car were hurt; Once n 19% tend.that oy aad fo.or ot I may say: have made the 4 on many lines: The tay.pai.ten o'clock by Mess, Ben, Lies which make for \u2018success in the future but Whether seriomsly or not ds.be sau must come to the oe Id by the pecasion of many ' remarks, We never | it asa.promise.| il ie Rufus Pope, \"Bell and Osler, all frém Kile of the child?Mrs, MacNaughton | knowa.- and\u2019.a .But when a poli ve Soy such Sgbting in th in ge cabinet as Opposition side of th he chamber.The pointed out decidedly the distinction be ad ç army dete upon and promul- pr the prem.- I matter then dropped and the House | (765?Zanwl training and the Tea